April 26, 2022
Figure 2: Schematic view of standard CMOS including an electro-mechanical switch monolithically integrated into BEOL [2].   Courtesy:  University of California, Berkeley
Published by Gerold Schropfer at April 26, 2022
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There is Plenty of Room at the Top: Imagining Miniaturized Electro-Mechanical Switches in Low-Power Computing Applications

The First Computers:  Electro-Mechanical Computing The first computers were built using electro-mechanical components, unlike today’s modern electronic systems. Alain Turing’s cryptanalysis multiplier and Konrad Zuse’s  Z2 were invented and built […]
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