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electron free state can be moved below that of the left electrode, allowing electrons to quantum mechanically tunnel through the island one at a time. A number of implementations of such transistors have been achieved using a variety of materials; for example, silicon and silicon dioxide. SETs are more likely to be employed for memory applications because of the fact that they have no gain. It is more di cult to create logic circuits because one needs the gain in a transistor or logic device to overcome the losses in the circuit and interconnects; hence, it remains an open issue if one is able to scale these kinds of circuits to the levels of present CMOS microprocessors. Miniature ash memory is a miniature version of the conventional CMOS ash memory. Here the addition of a single electron to the memory node results in a substantial change to the electron current through the transistor channel. Another approach is to use a number of silicon nanocrystals as nodes in the oxide rather than just one; this approach has the advantage of being more robust to single-electron uctuations in the system. Figure 6.7 depicts a number of con gurations. Yano-type memory has been demonstrated by K. Yano at Hitachi. Yano-type memory involves the fabrication of two crossed poly-Si wires using standard CMOS fabrication lines. This type of memory device uses the grains as memory nodes. The ability to mass produce such memory devices with the required control of properties may, however, be challenging. 6.2.2 Quantum Mechanical Tunnel Devices

6 shows the NTWC current work ow with emphases in PACS operation and ePR with image distribution to all clinicians The Challenges POH recently undertook major renovations to expand the number of hospital beds from 200 to 1000 During the expansion a new PACS was purchased and installed This meant meeting new challenges with regard to the NTWC PACS implementation strategy: 1 POH s integration with TMH required a PACS operation redesign TMH operation consists of four separate PACS modules from four separate manufacturers Each PACS module contains speci c imaging modality data and was generally tied to the purchase of the modalities 2 Before integration with POH, the imaging studies from these disparate PACS modules needed to be migrated into a single PACS 3 Both TMH and POH had to be redesigned to serve as each other s redundant backup of PACS studies 4.

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A single PACS user interface was desired across the entire NTWC so a single PACS vendor had to be selected 5 The RIS under the HA enterprise CMS (clinical management system) was combined to serve the two hospitals..

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