The history erase effect refers to the property that the memristor can forget its initial value under the excitation of the switching signal and reach its unique stable state after a period of time. This state is only determined by the excitation signal and is independent of the initial state of the memristor.
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Mar 30, 2016 · This work presents a detailed study of the nonlinear dynamics of a tantalum oxide memristor recently fabricated at Hewlett Packard Labs.
Jan 4, 2016 · Abstract—This work presents a detailed study of the nonlinear dynamics of a tantalum oxide memristor recently fabricated at.
, History Erase Effect in a Non-Volatile Memristor. ; Ascoli, Alon; Tetzlaff, Ronald; Chua, Leon O; Strachan, John Paul; Williams, Richard Stanley ;. , ISSN ...
History Erase Effect in a Non-Volatile Memristor. true. اثر Erase تاریخی در یک Memristor غیر -. ۱. ترجمه شده با. سال نشر: 2016 | تعداد ارجاع: 17
This work presents a detailed study of the nonlinear dynamics of a tantalum oxide memristor recently fabricated at Hewlett Packard Labs.
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History Erase Effect in a Non-Volatile Memristor. Alon Ascoli, Ronald Tetzlaff, Leon O. Chua, John Paul Strachan, Richard Stanley Williams.
The history erase effect is a desired effect in memristor applications such as memory. It can simplify the complexity of the writing circuit and improve the ...
The history erase effect is a desired effect in memristor applications such as memory. It can simplify the complexity of the writing circuit and improve the ...
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