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Emulation of floating memcapacitors and meminductors using current conveyors
Yuriy V. Pershin, Massimiliano Di Ventra
TL;DR
Few systems exhibit memcapacitive or meminductive behavior, motivating circuits that emulate these responses. The paper uses second-generation current conveyors to transform memristive dynamics into floating memcapacitive and meminductive responses, with either four single-output or two dual-output conveyors.
Problem
Experimental realizations of memcapacitive and meminductive behavior remain limited compared with memristive systems, motivating emulator circuits.
Source: p. 1Method
The circuits use second-generation current conveyors to transform a memristive system’s time-dependent response into floating memcapacitive and meminductive responses.
Source: p. 1Results
The paper presents floating memcapacitive and meminductive emulators using either four single-output or two dual-output second-generation current conveyors.
Source: p. 2Takeaways & Limitations
The authors expect the mutators to find widespread electronic use because memristor emulators can be made from off-the-shelf components,,.
Source: p. 2
Abstract
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We suggest circuit realizations of emulators transforming memristive devices into effective floating memcapacitive and meminductive systems. The emulator's circuits are based on second generation current conveyors and involve either four single-output or two dual-output current conveyors. The equations governing the resulting memcapactive and meminductive systems are presented.