Linear programming of voltage-controlled memristors with an anti-serial memristor circuit
Hyuncheol Choi, Ram Kaji Budhathoki, Sedong Park, Changju Yang, Hyongsuk Kim
Abstract
Hyuncheol Choi, Ram Kaji Budhathoki, Sedong Park, Changju Yang, Hyongsuk Kim
Abstract
The memristance variation of a single memristor with voltage input is generally a nonlinear function of time. Linearization of memristance variation about time is very important for the easiness of memristor programming. In this paper, a method utilizing an anti-serial architecture for linear programming is addressed. The anti-serial architecture is composed of two memristors with opposite polarities. It linearizes the variation of memristance by virtue of complimentary actions of two memristors. For programming a memristor, additional memristor with opposite polarity is employed. The linearization effect of weight programming of an anti-serial architecture is investigated and memristor bridge synapse which is built with two sets of anti-serial memristor architecture is taken as an application example of the proposed method.
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The memristance variation of a single memristor with voltage input is generally a nonlinear function of time. Linearization of memristance variation about time is very important for the easiness of memristor programming. In this paper, a method utilizing an anti-serial architecture for linear programming is addressed. The anti-serial architecture is composed of two memristors with opposite polarities. It linearizes the variation of memristance by virtue of complimentary actions of two memristors. For programming a memristor, additional memristor with opposite polarity is employed. The linearization effect of weight programming of an anti-serial architecture is investigated and memristor bridge synapse which is built with two sets of anti-serial memristor architecture is taken as an application example of the proposed method.
Key concepts: Memristor, Memistor, Linearization, Computer science, Voltage, Nonlinear system, Electronic engineering, Resistive random-access memory