A new class of logic gates are presented that use non-linear polar material. The logic gates include multi-input majority gates and threshold gates. Input signals in the form of analog, digital, or combination of them are driven to first terminals of non-ferroelectric capacitors. The second terminals of the non-ferroelectric capacitors are coupled to form a majority node. Majority function of the input signals occurs on this node. The majority node is then coupled to a first terminal of a capacitor comprising non-linear polar material. The second terminal of the capacitor provides the output of the logic gate, which can be driven by any suitable logic gate such as a buffer, inverter, NAND gate, NOR gate, etc. Any suitable logic or analog circuit can drive the output and inputs of the majority logic gate. As such, the majority gate of various embodiments can be combined with existing transistor technologies.

A logic function device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes one or more function reconfiguring units having magnetization in one direction set by spin torque caused due to an function reconfiguring current, and an output terminal formed at an end thereof; and one or more input units formed on the function reconfiguring unit and having magnetization in the one direction set by spin torque caused due to an input current, wherein an output voltage of the output terminal is determined on the basis of whether a magnetization direction of the function reconfiguring unit and a magnetization direction of the input unit are parallel or anti-parallel.

A logic function device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes one or more function reconfiguring units having magnetization in one direction set by spin torque caused due to an function reconfiguring current, and an output terminal formed at an end thereof; and one or more input units formed on the function reconfiguring unit and having magnetization in the one direction set by spin torque caused due to an input current, wherein an output voltage of the output terminal is determined on the basis of whether a magnetization direction of the function reconfiguring unit and a magnetization direction of the input unit are parallel or anti-parallel.

A logic function device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes one or more function reconfiguring units having magnetization in one direction set by spin torque caused due to an function reconfiguring current, and an output terminal formed at an end thereof; and one or more input units formed on the function reconfiguring unit and having magnetization in the one direction set by spin torque caused due to an input current, wherein an output voltage of the output terminal is determined on the basis of whether a magnetization direction of the function reconfiguring unit and a magnetization direction of the input unit are parallel or anti-parallel.

A logic function device according to an embodiment of the present invention includes one or more function reconfiguring units having magnetization in one direction set by spin torque caused due to an function reconfiguring current, and an output terminal formed at an end thereof; and one or more input units formed on the function reconfiguring unit and having magnetization in the one direction set by spin torque caused due to an input current, wherein an output voltage of the output terminal is determined on the basis of whether a magnetization direction of the function reconfiguring unit and a magnetization direction of the input unit are parallel or anti-parallel.

A new class of logic gates are presented that use non-linear polar material. The logic gates include multi-input majority gates and threshold gates. Input signals in the form of analog, digital, or combination of them are driven to first terminals of non-ferroelectric capacitors. The second terminals of the non-ferroelectric capacitors are coupled to form a majority node. Majority function of the input signals occurs on this node. The majority node is then coupled to a first terminal of a capacitor comprising non-linear polar material. The second terminal of the capacitor provides the output of the logic gate, which can be driven by any suitable logic gate such as a buffer, inverter, NAND gate, NOR gate, etc. Any suitable logic or analog circuit can drive the output and inputs of the majority logic gate. As such, the majority gate of various embodiments can be combined with existing transistor technologies.

An apparatus is provided which comprises: a first magnet with perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA); a stack of layers, a portion of which is adjacent to the first magnet, wherein the stack of layers is to provide an inverse Rashba-Bychkov effect; a second magnet with PMA; a magnetoelectric layer adjacent to the second magnet; and a conductor coupled to at least a portion of the stack of layers and the magnetoelectric layer.

A frequency generator, includes a control unit, configured to receive an input signal to generate a divisor signal, a phase signal and a circulation signal; a frequency divider, configured to receive the input signal and perform an integer division to the input signal according to the divisor signal, so as to generate a frequency division signal; a circulating delay circuit, coupled to the frequency divider and configured to perform at least one circulating operation to the frequency division signal, and for each circulating operation, generate at least one phase delay signal; a first multiplexer, coupled to the circulating delay circuit and configured to select one signal from the frequency division signal and the at least one phase delay signal according to the phase signal, so as to generate a multiplexed signal; and a retimer, coupled to the first multiplexer and configured to generate an output signal.

Described is an apparatus which comprises: an input magnet formed of one or more materials with a sufficiently high anisotropy and sufficiently low magnetic saturation to increase injection of spin currents; and a first interface layer coupled to the input magnet, wherein the first interface layer is formed of non-magnetic material such that the first interface layer and the input magnet together have sufficiently matched atomistic crystalline layers.

Described is an apparatus which comprises: an input magnet formed of one or more materials with a sufficiently high anisotropy and sufficiently low magnetic saturation to increase injection of spin currents; and a first interface layer coupled to the input magnet, wherein the first interface layer is formed of non-magnetic material such that the first interface layer and the input magnet together have sufficiently matched atomistic crystalline layers.