DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR SEVERAL MOLECULAR-ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS WITH THE CONTROLLED-FIELD APPROACH
Abstract
The controlled-field circuit technique eliminates the need for discrete resistive paths. Applying this technique to molecular electronics can reduce the complexity of the circuit. I a controlled field circuit, the sources and ac ive elements are connected at the proper points to obtain the correct biasing of active elements as well as the required relation hip be ween input and output. Controlled-field circuits were esigned for linear amplifiers, bistable multivibrators, NOR-logic, and excusive-OR. The designs were done experimentally on resistive paper. Construction of these circuits into a molecular-electronic configuration was not attempted. ( uthor)AD- 68 9239N5 AD-268 924Div. 8, 25, 26U (TISTE/NTM) OTS price $1.60 Knights, James Co. Sandwich, Ill. VHF QUARTZ CRYSTAL UNITS CR-(XM-38)/U 150 mc to 200 mc. Quarterly rept. no. 1, 1 July-1 Oct 61 on Production Engineering Measure. 1 Oct 61, 14p. incl. illus. (Contract DA 6-039-sc-859 3) Uncla sified report
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1961
- Accession Number
- AD0268923
Entities
People
- Ruel Dudley Burnham
Organizations
- Air Force Institute of Technology