Projeto e análise de circuitos somadores QCA para computação eficiente
Resumo
A tecnologia QCA é considerada uma alternativa viável para a tecnologia CMOS, uma vez que resolve a maioria das implicações do CMOS. O Quantum dot Cellular Automata é um programa de software de computador que relaciona um sistema dinâmico discreto com a mecânica quântica. A mecânica quântica é um tipo de física sobre partículas subatômicas e que tem muitas propriedades interessantes. O QCA oferece uma velocidade de comutação muito grande e consome bastante dissipação de energia. Os circuitos lógicos desempenham um papel essencial no ramo da aritmética computacional. Neste artigo, os circuitos somadores foram projetados usando a nova tecnologia sem transistor chamada QCA. Além disso, o trabalho planejado foi investigado com a tecnologia CMOS. O trabalho proposto é simulado e sintetizado pelo QCA designer suit 2.0.3.
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