Simulation Concept - How to Exploit Tools for Computing Hybrids

The Simulation Concept - How to Exploit Tools for Computing Hybrids (SCHETCH) project is exploring the design modeling and simulation (M&S) process for developing advanced computing technology for future intelligent systems. The desire is to integrate new alternative computing concepts with exis...

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Main Authors: Thiem, Clare D, Hertline, Joseph M
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
BIOTECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
Computer Programming and Software
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
Computer Systems
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
HYBRID SYSTEMS
LITERATURE SURVEYS
MEMS(MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS)
MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS
NANOTECHNOLOGY
NEMS(NANOELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMS)
PARAMETRIC MODELING
PE62702F
QUANTUM COMPUTING
SCHETECH(SIMULATION CONCEPT HOW TO EXPLOIT TOOLS FOR COMPUTING HYBRIDS)
SILICON
SIMULATION
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
SOFTWARE TOOLS
WUAFRL459TSCHE
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Summary:The Simulation Concept - How to Exploit Tools for Computing Hybrids (SCHETCH) project is exploring the design modeling and simulation (M&S) process for developing advanced computing technology for future intelligent systems. The desire is to integrate new alternative computing concepts with existing silicon-based computing technology in hybrid computing architectures. This interim report documents what progress has been made during the first two years of the effort. Literature reviews, past modeling and simulation experience, and current first hand modeling and simulation experience were all leveraged for this project. During this effort several alternative computing concepts were examined. A modeling and simulation process for the design and development of hardware implementation of alternative computing concepts was defined. Commercially available software was found to be applicable in the examination of components of quantum computing concepts. This success is being transitioned to support other in-house efforts pursuing quantum computing. Technology gaps were identified. The original document contains color images. In-house contract.