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Extended and Generic Higher-Order Elements for MEMS Modeling. [PDF]
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Memfractance: A Mathematical Paradigmfor Circuit Elements with Memory [PDF]
International audienceMemristor, the missing fourth passive circuit element predicted forty years ago by Chua wasrecognized as a nanoscale device in 2008 by researchers of a H. P. Laboratory.
Lozi, René +3 more
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ADJUSTABLE INDUCTOR USING A MEMRISTOR FOR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS [PDF]
The new circuit element memristor has some properties such as charge-dependent resistance which is not mimickable with other circuit elements such as resistor, inductor and capacitor. Memristor is a promising candidate for new analog circuit applications
Reşat Mutlu, Ertuğrul Karakulak
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Extended Higher-Order Elements with Frequency-Doubled Parameters: The Hysteresis Loops Are Always of Type II. [PDF]
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Effect of Load on Quartz Crystal Microbalance Sensor Response Addressed Using Fractional Order Calculus. [PDF]
Burda I.
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371-381In this research, meminductor and memcapacitor mutators have been introduced by utilizing voltage differencing differential input buffered amplifier in conjunction with a memristor and one capacitor.
Aggarwal, Bhawna +2 more
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Implementation of the Simple Hyperchaotic Memristor Circuit with Attractor Evolution and Large-Scale Parameter Permission. [PDF]
Yang G, Zhang X, Moshayedi AJ.
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This paper introduces a novel four-dimensional (4D) fractional-order (FO) chaotic system inspired by meminductor dynamics. The system's fundamental dynamics are characterized through phase portraits, bifurcation diagrams, Lyapunov exponents, and Kaplan ...
Çam Taşkıran, Zehra Gülru +2 more
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Technology agnostic frequency characterization methodology for memristors. [PDF]
Manouras V +3 more
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Meminductor- Physical Realization and Edge of Chaos Operation
Inherently nonlinear, two-terminal circuit elements with state-dependent electrical properties are collectively termed “memelements” and include the memristor, the memcapacitor, and the meminductor.
Dinavahi, Abhiram
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