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Page 1: Molecular Electronics ANOOP YADAV ROLL NO-2708106.

Molecular Electronics

ANOOP YADAVROLL NO-2708106

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Overview

1. What is Molecular Electronics?2. Advantages of Molecular

Electronics3. Molecular Switch4. Issues

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What is Molecular Electronics? Sometimes called moletronics Molecular electronics is a

branch of applied physics which aims at using molecules as passive or active electronic components.

These molecules will perform the functions currently performed by semiconductors.

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Why use Molecular Electronics? Size Power Speed Low Manufacturing Cost Easier to Manufacture

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Size

Molecular Electronics is a way to extend Moore’s Law past the limits of standard semiconductor Circuits.

100X smaller than their counterparts

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Power / Speed Currently Transistors cannot be

stacked, which makes them quite ineffecient!

Molecular technology will be able to add a 3rd dimension.

Femtoseconds switching times.

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Manufacturing Most designs use either spin

coating or Self-Assembly process.

Individual Molecules can be made exactly the same by the Billions.

Molecular assembly tends to occur at Room Temperature.

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Molecular Switch Semiconductor switches can be

made on a very small scale.

Perform computational functions when placed in the right combination.

Molecular switch is orders of magnitude smaller.

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Molecular Chiropticene Switch One molecule in size. Switch has two distinct states

Spatial Mirror images of one another. Electronically and Optically distinct

Distinct but Equal Chiral property

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Symmetric Amine Molecule

Rapid thermal oscillation between two forms of an Amine Molecule.

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“Assymetrical Narcisstic Reactions”

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Operation In practice, the switch is triggered

by light and controlled with an electric field.

Both of these actions can change the direction of the molecule’s dipole by 180 degrees.

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Operation cont’d

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Constructing the Switch

In order to have control of the crossed arrow dipole vector we must: Long axis for reaction to occur Dipole vector points along this axis Transformation cannot occur at room

temp.

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Orientation of Dipole Vectors

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Potential Energy Profile

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Prochiral Form

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Photo Reaction

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Finally…….

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Switch Properties Stability- Two equal but opposite

energy states in these molecules affords stablility as well as reversibility.

Speed- Femtosecond switching speeds

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Problems facing Moletronics Molecular electronics must still be

integrated with Silicon.

Among the important issues is the determination of the resistance of a single molecule (both theoritical and experimental).

It is difficult to perform direct characterization since imaging at the molecular scale is often impossible in many experimental devices.


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