Nanoelectronics «bottom – up»: thermodynamics of electric conductor, information-driven battery and quantum entropy
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nanophysics, nanoelectronics, resistor thermodynamics, information storage, Landauer principleб quantum entropyAbstract
Within the «bottom – up» approach of nanoelectronics the equilibrium thermodynamics of a conductor with a current is presented and the accumulation of information in a non-equilibrium state with an analysis of information-driven battery model is discussed in connection with the Landauer principle on the minimum of energy needed to erase one bit of information. The concept of quantum entropy is introduced and the importance of integration of spintronics and magnetronics in connection with the upcoming development of the spin architecture for the computing devices are discussed
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