Lecture

Beyond CMOS Devices: Limits and Concepts

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Description

This lecture explores the fundamental limits to power dissipation in computing, including the Landauer limit and Von Neumann architecture. It delves into emerging concepts using 2D materials, valley/spintronics, and excitonic devices. Experimental verification of the Landauer principle is discussed, along with the implications for switching energy and the entire system's dissipated power.

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