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Journal Article
Logic and memory functions of an inverter comprising reconfigurable double gated feedback field effect transistors
2022
Overview
In this study, we propose an inverter consisting of reconfigurable double-gated (DG) feedback field-effect transistors (FBFETs) and examine its logic and memory operations through a mixed-mode technology computer-aided design simulation. The DG FBFETs can be reconfigured to n- or p-channel modes, and these modes exhibit an on/off current ratio of ~ 10
12
and a subthreshold swing (SS) of ~ 0.4 mV/dec. Our study suggests the solution to the output voltage loss, a common problem in FBFET-based inverters; the proposed inverter exhibits the same output logic voltage as the supply voltage in gigahertz frequencies by applying a reset operation between the logic operations. The inverter retains the output logic ‘1’ and ‘0’ states for ~ 21 s without the supply voltage. The proposed inverter demonstrates the promising potential for logic-in-memory application.
