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The incorporation of Resonant Tunnel Diodes (RTDs) into III/V transistor technologies has shown an improved circuit performance:
higher circuit speed, reduced component count, and/or lowered power consumption. Currently, the incorporation of these devices into
CMOS technologies (RTD-CMOS) is an area of active research. Although some works have focused the evaluation of the advantages
of this incorporation, additional work in this direction is required. We compare RTD-CMOS and pure CMOS realizations of a network
of logic gates which can be operated in a gate-level pipeline. Significant lower average power is obtained for RTD-CMOS
implementations.
Juan Nuñez,María J. Avedillo, andJosé M. Quintana
"Evaluation of MOBILE-based gate-level pipelining augmenting CMOS
with RTDs", Proc. SPIE 8067, VLSI Circuits and Systems V, 80670Z (3 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.886816
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Juan Nuñez, María J. Avedillo, José M. Quintana, "Evaluation of MOBILE-based gate-level pipelining augmenting CMOS with RTDs," Proc. SPIE 8067, VLSI Circuits and Systems V, 80670Z (3 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.886816