Non-linear polar capacitors enable majority-gate multiplier cells with fewer transistors, lower power use, and denser logic packing.
Using SOT-coupled majority gates, this case shows how nanomagnet adders cut CMOS power limits while maintaining stable arithmetic output.
Using non-linear polar majority gates, this multiplier cell cuts transistor count, interconnect routing, power use, and circuit area.
Non-linear polar capacitors replace transistor-heavy CMOS multiplier logic, cutting area, power use, and interconnect length.
Ferroelectric or paraelectric majority-minority gate cells cut transistor count, power use, and footprint in checkerboard carry save multipliers.