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

In summary, "DC to AC in micro- and nano-scaled electric circuits" explores the methods and technologies used to convert direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC) at micro and nano dimensions. The paper discusses the challenges posed by scaling down circuit components, the importance of efficient power conversion in minimizing energy loss, and the implications for various applications, including portable electronics and advanced communication systems. It highlights innovative circuit designs, materials, and techniques that enable effective DC-AC conversion in compact formats, thereby enhancing performance and functionality in modern electronic devices.
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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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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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