A new concept of nano-EMC for nanoelectronics, based on the synthesis of the classical electrodynamics and quantum transport theory in nanostructures, is presented. The classical EMC concepts such as coupling, shielding, and impedance matching, should be reconsidered taking into account quantum correlations and tunneling, as well as spin-spin and dipole-dipole interactions. As a result equivalent circuits will contain additional elements of quantum nature, which significantly influence the EMC, and a range of effects that are important for nanoEMC can be identified, like the quantum nonreciprocity which does not have any classical analogs. The main concept is illustrated by the example of carbon nanotube based interconnects.

Electromagnetic and quantum interference in nanoscale: new concepts of Electromagnetic Compatibility in nanoelectronics

MAFFUCCI, Antonio
2015-01-01

Abstract

A new concept of nano-EMC for nanoelectronics, based on the synthesis of the classical electrodynamics and quantum transport theory in nanostructures, is presented. The classical EMC concepts such as coupling, shielding, and impedance matching, should be reconsidered taking into account quantum correlations and tunneling, as well as spin-spin and dipole-dipole interactions. As a result equivalent circuits will contain additional elements of quantum nature, which significantly influence the EMC, and a range of effects that are important for nanoEMC can be identified, like the quantum nonreciprocity which does not have any classical analogs. The main concept is illustrated by the example of carbon nanotube based interconnects.
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