A review on the Performance of the Fourth Fundamental Bilateral Circuit Element (Memristor) in Different Circuits
Mohammad Rasoul Rahmatian, Hamed Rahimzadeh
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Mohammad Rasoul Rahmatian, Hamed Rahimzadeh
Abstract
The present study considers the reviews done on memristor in the recent years, and also investigates three different models of memristor structure including linear, non-linear and the performance of memristor in high-chaos circuits. As the results of the simulation indicate non-linear model has a better performance than linear one. Two distinct features of memristor include low power consumption and its capability to have a memory.
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The present study considers the reviews done on memristor in the recent years, and also investigates three different models of memristor structure including linear, non-linear and the performance of memristor in high-chaos circuits. As the results of the simulation indicate non-linear model has a better performance than linear one. Two distinct features of memristor include low power consumption and its capability to have a memory.
Key concepts: Memristor, Memistor, Electronic circuit, Resistive random-access memory, Power consumption, Computer science, Electronic engineering, CHAOS (operating system)