An Atomic-scale Nanoelectronic In-vivo Sensing System:Fundamental Limits
A self-contained or autonomous (10-μm)3 cubic system capable of migrating within a mammal to sense and communicate the in vivo state of individual cells is defined and analyzed to determine the fundamental limits for several component technologies. These component technologies include an embedded energy source,sensors,a control microprocessor,and a communication system. Interested in determining the limiting technology,we show that the communication system would consume most of the energy per bit or operation. This analysis suggests that while fabrication technologies needed to realize this system do not exist today and the tradeoffs are daunting,systems on this scale may be feasible using end-of-ITRS technologies.
James A Hutchby Victor Y Zhimov Ralph K.Cavin III
Semiconductor Research Corp.,Research Triangle Park,N.C.,USA
国际会议
9th International Conference on Solid-State and Integrated-Circuit Technology(第9届固态和集成电路国际会议)
北京
英文
2115-2119
2008-10-20(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)