AI Article Synopsis
- The text discusses the use of polarization charges at the metal-cadmium sulfide interface under strain to manipulate electrical and optoelectronic processes in charge carriers.
- The piezo-phototronic effect is utilized to convert mechanical and optical stimuli into electronic control signals.
- Cascade nanowire networks are shown to perform logic functions, binary computations, and information storage through gated D latches using these stimuli.
Article Abstract
Using polarization charges created at the metal-cadmium sulfide interface under strain to gate/modulate electrical transport and optoelectronic processes of charge carriers, the piezo-phototronic effect is applied to process mechanical and optical stimuli into electronic controlling signals. The cascade nanowire networks are demonstrated for achieving logic gates, binary computations, and gated D latches to store information carried by these stimuli.
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