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VLSI, or Very-Large-Scale-Integration, is the practice of combining billions of transistors to create an integrated circuit. At present, VLSI circuits are realised using CMOS technology. However, the demand for ever smaller, more efficient circuits is now pushing the limits of CMOS. Post-CMOS refers to the possible future digital logic technologies beyond the CMOS scaling limits. This 2-volume set addresses the current state of the art in VLSI technologies and presents potential options for post-CMOS processes. VLSI and Post-CMOS Electronics is a useful reference guide for researchers, engineers and advanced students working in the area of design and modelling of VLSI and post-CMOS devices and their circuits. Volume 1 focuses on design, modelling and simulation, including applications in low voltage and low power VLSI, and post-CMOS devices and circuits. Volume 2 addresses a wide range of devices, circuits and interconnects.
This two-volume book is a unique agglomeration of topics covering recent advancements in the field of nanoelectronics, spintronics, and other potential research areas for efficient design exploration of post-CMOS-based devices, circuits, and systems.
The 29 chapters of this two volume book are classified under six sections that cover modelling and applications of electronic, magnetic and compound semiconductors devices in post-CMOS circuits and systems. These two comprehensive volumes eloquently present the potential nanoelectronic materials, devices and their circuits from the perspective of challenges, applications and future demands. The book shall serve as an invaluable reference guide for graduate students (Ph.D./M.S./M.Tech.), researchers and practicing engineers working in the frontier areas of modelling and design of VLSI and post-CMOS devices and circuits.
This book titled, VLSI and Post-CMOS Electronics, Volume 1: Design, modelling and simulation is written by such leading researchers in the respective areas of nanoelectronic devices, 3-D integratedcircuits (ICs), spintronics, transparent electronics, and other relevant areas.
The first section of Volume 1 addresses the importance of low voltage and low power in current IC design.
With the advancements in CMOS scaling, the power density constraint puts a limit on the number of transistors that can be simultaneously switched on. Therefore, to exploit full benefits of scaling, novel post-CMOS devices, circuits, and their modelling aspects are extensively investigated and covered in the second section of the book