A Family of Electronically Reconfigurable Nanodevices

Electronically reconfigurable metal-on-silicon metamaterial

Yaroslav Urzhumov,1,* Jae Seung Lee,2 Talmage Tyler,1 Sulochana Dhar,1 Vinh Nguyen,1 Nan M. Jokerst,1 Paul Schmalenberg,2 and David R. Smith1 1Center for Metamaterials and Integrated Plasmonics, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27708, USA 2Toyota Research Institute of North America, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105, USA (Received 13 April 2012; revised manuscript received 6 July 2012; published...

A Compact Electronically Reconfigurable Dual Frequency Microstrip Antenna for L-Band Applications

designing a reconfigurable accelerator

many of the video processing algorithms cannot be implemented in real time on general computers, due to their computational complexity. for an efficient implementation, a custom hardware that can be reconfigured for the algorithm, is used. in this paper a new acceleration hardware based on fpga elements is proposed. this hardware can be adapted with the processing algorithm through fpga design ...

Theory of Nanotube Nanodevices

The paper reviews quantum and classical effects which arise in physics of nanotube devices. Knowledge of nanotube electronic structure has been used for a calculation of quantum capacitance and quantum terms in van der Waals energy. Combining analytical theory and quantum mechanical micromodels I worked out a description for nanoelectromechanical devices, for example, electromechanical switch. ...

Self-Replicating DNA Nanostructures: Autocatalytic Nanodevices derived from Catalytic Nanodevices

This paper describes some general techniques for transforming the design of a class of catalytic DNA nanodevices into the design for autocatalytic DNA nanodevices. Our techniques are particularly applicable to catalytic DNA nanodevices that act as detectors, where we would like their response to be sped up via autocatalytic behavior. We provide an example of this general scheme for design of au...