Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
3-21-2024
Abstract
The terahertz speed CMOS microprocessor that has been designed by Averoses Incorporated (US11063118B1) utilizes nano-vacuum tube elements with plasma interconnect of those elements, and has the capability to emit, detect, conduct, and analyze electromagnetic signals in the terahertz range. Nano-vacuum tube systems are resistant to ionizing radiation and to high temperatures, and there are emergent potentials of such systems beyond the obvious speed-up of data processing. Such a microprocessor can provide a platform for compact terahertz spectroscopy, especially for organic molecules, and this can also include DNA sequencing and DNA fingerprinting. Another emergent quality of such a system is that, for the first time, a complete operating electromagnetic wavelength (0.3 mm for a 1 THz wave) will fit within the geometric boundaries of the microprocessor, allowing picosecond comparisons of waves and wavelet Fourier transform functions.
Recommended Citation
Mihelic, F. Matthew, "Emergent potential of the terahertz CMOS microprocessor" (2024). Faculty Publications. 22.
https://dc.uthsc.edu/gsmk_facpubs/22
Comments
Presented live 31 January 2024. Proc. of SPIE Vol. 12885 128850N-1