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Pathological Element-Based Memelement Circuits

Babacan

Yunus

Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Erzincan University

23 06 2018

2 366 370

2018

SET Technology

CC BY 4.0

This study presents the modelling of the pathological elements based memelements. More than forty years ago, Chua predicted the existence of memristor (memory+resistor) which is the fourth fundamental passive circuit element. In 2008, Hewlett Packard (HP) researchers demonstrated the physical implementation of the new element which provides the missing relationship between the magnetic flux (ϕ) and the electric charge (q). Memelements are gaining popularity among the researchers because of the some unique behaviors. Many memelements are designed using active circuit elements because of their advantages such as low energy consumption, wide band width, and compatible with nonlinear circuit element design. Pathological elements are gaining the popularity because of their capability of modelling active circuits. All presented memelements consist of transistors and active circuit elements. In this study, pathological circuit equivalents of memelements are presented.

Memelements, pathological elements, circuit modelling.

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