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Superconductive Electronics: A 25-Year Review
April 1, 2024
The challenges of conventional semiconducting electronics, such as dark silicon, memory wall, and stagnant clock frequency motivate the search for alternative computing technologies. Superconductive electronics (SCE) represents one of the most advanced beyond-CMOS technologies, with the potential of revolutionizing high-performance computing. In this review, the advancements of SCE over the past 25 years are presented. Novel logic families, circuit design techniques, and electronic design automation tools for SCE circuits are described. Eventually, future advancements in SCE are discussed from circuit and system design perspective.
Type
research article
Web of Science ID
WOS:001224452300010
Authors
Publication date
2024-04-01
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Volume
24
Issue
2
Start page
16
End page
33
Peer reviewed
REVIEWED
Funder | Grant Number |
SNF through Super-cool: Design Methods and Tools for Superconducting Electronics | 200021_1920981 |
Synopsys Inc | |
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June 19, 2024
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