Programmable crossbar circuits are one key architecture proposed for integrated nanoscale electronics. Emphasizing practicality of fabrication, many scenarios advocate crossbar circuits based on two-terminal devices. In this case, however, signal restoration and inversion remain critical weaknesses. Restoration is essential before the degraded output of one logic gate can drive the input of a subsequent logic gate. Inversion is required to generate a complete logic family. Here we describe and demonstrate a solution to both problems, the crossbar latch. This device stores a logic value on a signal wire, enabling logic value restoration, and inversion. In combination with resistor/diode logic gates, these operations in principle enable universal computing for crossbar circuits, and potentially, integrated nanoscale electronics. (C) 2005 American Institute of Physics.
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