Reset-set flipflop based on a novel approach of modulating resonant-tunnelling current with FET gates

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A novel approach to modulating resonant-tunnelling current is demonstrated based on the monolithic integration of RTDs and FETs. As an example for circuit application, the first reset-set flipflop circuit using resonant-tunnelling devices is demonstrated.

Inspec keywords: monolithic integrated circuits; tunnel diodes; integrated logic circuits; field effect transistors; resonant tunnelling devices; flip-flops

Other keywords: FET gates; monolithic integration; resonant-tunnelling current modulation; reset-set flipflop circuit; RTD; resonant-tunnelling devices

Subjects: Logic and switching circuits; Semiconductor integrated circuits; Logic circuits

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