Pulse Programming of Memristor Circuits
The main contributions in this chapter are as follows: (a) we identify a wide class of memristor circuits, of any order and with any number of flux- or charge-controlled memristors, and introduce a systematic method for writing in an explicit way the SEs,
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nlinear Circuits and Systems with Memristors Nonlinear Dynamics and Analogue Computing via the Flux-Charge Analysis Method
Nonlinear Circuits and Systems with Memristors
Fernando Corinto • Mauro Forti • Leon O. Chua
Nonlinear Circuits and Systems with Memristors Nonlinear Dynamics and Analogue Computing via the Flux-Charge Analysis Method
Fernando Corinto Department of Electronics & Telecommunications Politecnico di Torino Torino, Italy
Mauro Forti Department of Information Engineering and Mathematics University of Siena Siena, Italy
Leon O. Chua University of California Berkeley, CA, USA
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To Novella, Giorgia, and Sara and in memory of Antonio—F.C. To Emiliana and in memory of Silvano—M.F. To Diana—L.O.C.
Foreword by Sung Mo (Steve) Kang
Nonlinear Circuits and Systems with Memristors is a timely contribution to the field of nanoelectronic circuits and systems. Personally, the contents of this book are dear to me, especially since I was one of the early graduate students of Professor Leon Chua at the UC Berkeley who at that time introduced memristors and memristive systems. The seminal paper on memristor by Leon Chua was published in 1971, followed by the Chua and Kang paper on memristive devices and systems in 1976. In microelectronics industry, CMOS Very Large-Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuits have been the dominant workhorse, the development of which has followed the Moore’s law. However, as the downscaling faced its limitations and because of the volatility of charge storage in ultrasmall capacitors
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