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MOLETRONICS<br />

MANISH KR. PATHAK<br />

EC 3 rd Yr.(A1)<br />

0800131049


OVERVIEW<br />

►INTRODUCTION<br />

INTRODUCTION<br />

►WHAT WHAT IS MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS ???<br />

►HISTORY HISTORY<br />

►WHY WHY MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS ?????<br />

►OPERATION<br />

OPERATION<br />

►ROADBLOCKS<br />

ROADBLOCKS


MOORE’S LAW<br />

► The number of transistors that can be fabricated<br />

on a silicon integrated circuit and therefore the<br />

computing speed of such a circuit is doubling<br />

every 18 to 24 months.<br />

► After four decades, solid-state microelectronics<br />

has advanced to the point at which 100 million<br />

transistors, with feature size measuring 180 nm<br />

can be put onto a few square centimeters of<br />

silicon


INTRODUCTION<br />

Molecular Electronics is recognized as a<br />

key candidate to succeed the silicon based<br />

technology once we have arrived at the<br />

end of the semiconductor roadmap. The<br />

use of organic molecules in nanoscale<br />

nonlinear circuits offers many opportunities<br />

for new types of devices, which will differ in<br />

fabrication, functionality, and architecture


BASIC IDEA


MOLECTRONICS<br />

Molecular electronics involves the<br />

study and application of molecular<br />

building blocks for the fabrication of<br />

electronic components.<br />

It investigates the electronic transport<br />

and current flow at the molecular<br />

level.


HISTORY OF MOLETRONICS


► 1950s- 1950s-<br />

INVENTION OF TRANSISTOR<br />

► 1956- 1956-<br />

ARTHUR VON GAVE IDEA ABOUT<br />

MOLECULAR ENGINEERING<br />

► 1960s & 1970s- EXPERIMENTS ALL AROUND THE<br />

WORLD<br />

► 1981-”STM” 1981-”STM”<br />

INVENTED (FIRST TOOL TO<br />

PROVIDE ABILITY TO SEE AT ATOMIC<br />

LEVEL)


WHY MOLETRONICS<br />

►SMALLER SMALLER SIZE<br />

►NEW NEW FUNCTIONALITIES<br />

►POWER/ POWER/ SPEED<br />

►LOW LOW MANUFACTURING COST


SIZE<br />

►Molecular Molecular Electronics is a way to<br />

extend Moore’s Law past the limits of<br />

standard semiconductor Circuits.<br />

►100X 100X smaller than their counterparts


POWER/SPEED<br />

►Currently Currently Transistors cannot be stacked,<br />

which makes them quite ineffecient!<br />

►Molecular Molecular technology will be able to add a 3<br />

dimension.<br />

dimension<br />

►Femtoseconds<br />

Femtoseconds switching times.


MANUFACTURING<br />

►Most Most designs use either spin coating or<br />

Self-Assembly process.<br />

►Individual Individual Molecules can be made exactly<br />

the same by the Billions.<br />

►Molecular Molecular assembly tends to occur at Room<br />

Temperature.


MOLECULAR SWITCH<br />

►Semiconductor Semiconductor switches can be made on a<br />

very small scale.<br />

►Perform Perform computational functions when<br />

placed in the right combination.<br />

►Molecular Molecular switch is orders of magnitude<br />

smaller.


OPERATION<br />

►In In practice, the switch is triggered by<br />

light and controlled with an electric<br />

field.<br />

►Both Both of these actions can change the direction<br />

of the molecule’s dipole by 180 degrees.


MOLECULAR MATERIALS FOR<br />

ELECTRONICS<br />

►THIS THIS GENERALLY REFERS TO<br />

“CONDUCTING CONDUCTING POLYMERS”<br />

POLYMERS<br />

►CONDUCTING CONDUCTING POLYMERS ARE<br />

ORGANIC POLYMERS THAT CONDUCTS<br />

ELECTIRCITY IN BULK STATE (GOOD<br />

CONDUCTIVITY).


Eg. CONDUCTING POLMERS<br />

►POLYACTLENE<br />

POLYACTLENE<br />

►POLYTHIOPENE<br />

POLYTHIOPENE<br />

►POLYANILINE POLYANILINE etc.


FUTURE<br />

►SOONER SOONER Si BASED DEVICE WILL BE<br />

REPLACED BY THE MOLECULAR BASED<br />

ELECTRONIC DEVICES.


MOLETRONICS ROADBLOCKS<br />

► Molecular electronics must still be integrated with Silicon.<br />

► Among the important issues is the determination of the<br />

resistance of a single molecule (both theortical and<br />

experimental).<br />

► It is difficult to perform direct characterization since<br />

imaging at the molecular scale is often impossible in<br />

many experimental devices.<br />

► Interconnection of two components at molecular level

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