Coplanar QCA crossovers

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Quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA) is one of the promising next-generation fabrics for circuits. Coplanar wire crossings are one of the more elegant features of this new low-power computing paradigm. Proposed are coplanar wire crossovers using a single type of QCA cells, which has significant implications in fabrication and fault tolerance.

Inspec keywords: fault tolerance; logic circuits; quantum dots; low-power electronics; cellular automata; quantum computing

Other keywords: QCA cells; fault tolerance; quantum-dot cellular automata; coplanar QCA crossovers; next-generation fabrics; coplanar wire crossovers; coplanar wire crossings; low-power computing

Subjects: Logic circuits; Logic and switching circuits; Automata theory; Quantum computing techniques

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