2017
DOI: 10.1002/cta.2389
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Error probability independent delay analysis of single electronics circuits

Abstract: This study based on Poisson process and orthodox theory of single electron tunneling for the first time proposes an error probability independent delay model for delay calculation of single electronics circuits, involving multiple tunneling events. The Poisson process assumes that the tunneling events are independent of each other, but in real single electronics circuits they are correlated through space and time, so this effect has been considered and included in the proposed model. The dependence of tunnelin… Show more

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“…However, this model depends on the error probability of tunneling events, which is a probabilistic quantity. Subsequently, a model independent of the error probability was proposed [23] for single-electron circuits. Based on this model, for the same tunneling rate, the delay is calculated as…”
Section: The Se-tlg-based Design Of the 2 × 2 Binary Multipliermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this model depends on the error probability of tunneling events, which is a probabilistic quantity. Subsequently, a model independent of the error probability was proposed [23] for single-electron circuits. Based on this model, for the same tunneling rate, the delay is calculated as…”
Section: The Se-tlg-based Design Of the 2 × 2 Binary Multipliermentioning
confidence: 99%
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Section: Closed‐loop Control System Based On Speed Feedbackmentioning
confidence: 99%