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Simulation of Basic, Protein-Based Logic Gates

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In the present work, we demonstrate the theoretical feasibility of basic logic gates consisting of dipole-coupled Dronpa molecules, potentially permitting the realization of nanoscale, low energy consuming and dissipating, terahertz-frequency computers and digital signal processors. The operational principle is related to an experimentally demonstrated, electric field-induced switching behavior of proteins.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1117)

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July 2015

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Balázs Rakos*, István Nagy

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Computing Architectures, Coulomb Coupling, Digital Signal Processing, Molecular Electronics, Nanoelectronics, Protein

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