Nanoelectronics for Artificial Intelligence, Gebunden

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As the semiconductor industry continues its transition beyond Moore's Law, nanoscale device-based circuits are at the forefront, driving advancements in computational power, energy efficiency, and functionality. As the size of planar MOSFETs shrinks, there is a considerable presence of short-channel effects, prompting researchers to address these drawbacks and boost the performance of CMOS technology. The study of these devices is important for sectors whose applications in VLSI design have huge potential to bring revolutionary advancements in nanoscale devices, circuits, and systems due to their improved electronic properties for artificial intelligence. This book provides comprehensive insights into the transition from traditional planar semiconductor devices to advanced nanoscale architectures to address the challenges of nanoelectronic device-based circuits and systems. It highlights the synergy between material innovations, device engineering, techniques to reduce leakage current, and other important trade-offs, and provides an exhaustive analysis of what drives modern electronics. With a

balance of foundational knowledge and forward-looking perspectives, this essential guide equips readers to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by nanoscale integration.