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Sharma, 2017 - Google Patents

Circuit Level Modeling of Spintronic Devices

Sharma, 2017

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It is an exciting time for circuit designers working on beyond-CMOS logic and memory design. Many alternative technologies to conventional Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) technology have been proposed in recent years and there is an …
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