Reconfigurable magnetologic computing using the spin flop switching of a magnetic random access memory cell

A Ney, JS Harris - Applied Physics Letters, 2005 - pubs.aip.org
Today's computers rely on dissipative logic gates that are based on transistors. Increasing
computational power means increasing the integration density and power dissipation …

Reconfigurable magnetologic computing using the spin flop switching of a magnetic random access memory cell

A Ney, JS Harris Jr - Applied Physics Letters, 2004 - research.ibm.com
Today's computers rely on dissipative logic gates that are based on transistors. Increasing
computational power means increasing the integration density and power dissipation …

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A Ney, JS Harris - Applied Physics Letters, 2005 - cir.nii.ac.jp
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Reconfigurable magnetologic computing using the spin flop switching of a magnetic random access memory cell

A Ney, JS Harris - Applied Physics Letters, 2005 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
Today's computers rely on dissipative logic gates that are based on transistors. Increasing
computational power means increasing the integration density and power dissipation …

Reconfigurable magnetologic computing using the spin flop switching of a magnetic random access memory cell

A Ney, JS Harris - Applied Physics Letters, 2005 - pubs.aip.org
Today's computers rely on dissipative logic gates that are based on transistors. Increasing
computational power means increasing the integration density and power dissipation …