J. Christopher Love's research while affiliated with MITRE and other places

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Publications (4)

Architectures for molecular electronic computers
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  • Jan 2002
Recently there have been significant advances in the fabrication and demonstration of individual molecular electronic wires and diode switches. This chapter reviews those developments and shows how demonstrated molecular devices might be combined to design molecular-scale electronic digital computer logic. The design for the demonstrated rectifying...
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Fig. 1. Aromatic molecular conductors and aliphatic molecular insulators. 
Fig. 2. Schematic diagrams of the chemical structures and the molecular...
Fig. 3. Schematic symbol for a rectifying diode, plus current versus...
Fig. 4. Molecular structure, schematic of apparatus, and electrical...
+16 Fig. 5. Experiment by Reed and his collaborators demonstrating...
Architectures for molecular electronic computers. I. Logic structures and an adder designed from molecular electronic diodes
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  • Apr 2000
Recently, there have been significant advances in the fabrication and demonstration of individual molecular electronic wires and diode switches. This paper reviews those developments and shows how demonstrated molecular devices might be combined to design molecular-scale electronic digital computer logic. The design for the demonstrated rectifying...
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Fig. 1. Schematic cross section of a NMOS transistor. (a) The...
Fig. 2. Quantum well for a resonant tunneling diode (RTD). The barrier...
Fig. 3. Schematic of cross section and operation for an RTD. (a) RTD,...
Fig. 4. Schematic of cross section and operation for the resonant...
+5 Fig. 5. Current (I) versus bias potential (V) plotted for three...
Overview of Nanoelectronic Devices
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  • May 1997
This paper provides an overview of research developments toward nanometer-scale electronic switching devices for use in building ultra-densely integrated electronic computers. Specifically, two classes of alternatives to the field-effect transistor are considered: (1) quantum-effect and single-electron solid-state devices and (2) molecular electron...
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Technologies and Designs for Electronic Nanocomputers
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  • Feb 1995
Diverse space-related applications have been proposed for microscopic and sub-microscopic structures, mechanisms, and 'organisms'. To govern their functions, many of these tiny systems will require even smaller, nanometer-scale programmable computers, i.e. 'nanocomputers' on-board. This paper provides an overview of the results of a nearly two-year...
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... Rapidly developing field of molecular electronics is directed towards singlemolecule devices which are based on specific responses of certain molecules. The aim is to build electrically, optically and mechanically driven molecular switches, sensors or data storage media [1,2,3,4]. A lot of attention has been focused on azobenzene (AB) which is a molecule capable of optical switching [5]. ...
Reference: Azobenzene–Metal Junction as a Mechanically and Opto–Mechanically Driven Switch
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... The composition, shape, and size of the island decide the properties of solid-state nanoelectronic devices. Microelectronic devices make use of the silicon element belonging to group 14 of the order table, whereas most of the solidstate nanoelectronic devices make use of elements from groups 13 and 15, for example GaAs and AlAs [25,26]. The devices made from 13 and 15 groups are cost effective and easy to fabricate. ...
Reference: Nanoelectronics: Basic Concepts, Approaches, and Applications
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... McEuen's research team has focused on single-wall tubes. They were the first to investigate electron transport in single-wall tubes in 1997, working along with a team from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands [135]. Both teams have previously investigated the behavior of electrons tunneling into and out of single-wall tubes. ...
Reference: Sustainable and consumer-centric nanotechnology-based materials: An update on the multifaceted applications, risks and tremendous opportunities
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... Today, various quantum computing methods are used to study the properties of molecular nanoelectronic systems and open atomic subsystems (Dyck and Ratner 2015;Siddiqui 2020). Generally, molecular wires/ junctions and molecular switches are among the most important components of a molecular nanoelectronic circuit (Goldhaber-Gordon et al. 1997). Among these nanoelectronic devices, molecular switches have received a lot of attention due to their wide applications in turning ON and OFF electrical circuits and signal processing (Yang et al. 2008;Mendes et al. 2005;Sabzyan and Farmanzadeh 2007). ...
Reference: Computational evaluation of some optical and quantum electronics properties (performance) of an organic molecular switch
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