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Microprocessors based on ternary code for the Internet of things 24.11.2016

Scientists from South Korea's Sungkyunkwan University have developed a technology for semiconductors that operate in the ternary number system - a positional number system with an integer base of three. It is more capacious than the binary system in which modern computing devices operate today.

Another feature of the development, according to team leader Park Jin-Hong (Park Jin-hong), was the use of "negative differential resistance." This is a property of individual elements or nodes of electrical circuits, manifested in the appearance on the current-voltage characteristic of a section where the voltage decreases with increasing current.

In their work, South Korean scientists used an allotropic modification of phosphorus (phosphorene) and rhenium disulfide (ReS2). Unlike binary-based semiconductors, their development is more energy efficient, requires much less power, and will run faster, the scientists say.

This will eventually lead to the development of new energy-saving schemes that will be used in IoT devices and other industries associated with the processing of large amounts of data. Recall that, according to Gartner analysts, the number of IoT points worldwide will reach 2020 billion by 21. According to the Genpact Research Institute, $2030 trillion will be invested in the industrial Internet of Things by 60. These figures encourage developers to actively develop new technologies for this industry.

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