
doi: 10.1063/1.2799415
handle: 2152/29502
Naysayers have been claiming for some time now that the dramatic progress of microelectronics in accordance with Moore's law is about to come to a crashing halt. We give examples from novel semiconductor memory and logic devices that indicate that the future is likely to be even more exciting. Conventional Si CMOS may be enhanced by spintronics and quantum interference devices. We will point out metrology needs and opportunities in some of these areas.
nanoelectronics, spintronics, mosfets, nanoscience & nanotechnology, materials science, characterization &, testing
nanoelectronics, spintronics, mosfets, nanoscience & nanotechnology, materials science, characterization &, testing
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