DC to AC in micro- and nano- scaled electric circuits

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Start date Aug 17, 2024
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Converting DC to AC in micro- and nano-scaled electric circuits is not considered a significant problem, as existing technologies like oscillators and H-bridges effectively perform this function. The demand for new devices specifically designed for this conversion in micro- or nano-electronics appears limited. Current solutions are sufficient for the needs of these scaled circuits. Therefore, innovation in this area may not be a priority. Overall, the existing methods adequately address the conversion requirements.

Aug 17, 2024

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Is there a problem of converting DC to AC in micro- or nano- scaled electric circuits? Is designing a new device that would perform such function in demand in micro- or nano- electronics?

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Aug 17, 2024

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user-000 said:

Is there a problem of converting DC to AC in micro- or nano- scaled electric circuits?

No.
An oscillator, or an H-bridge, does that job well.

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