Analysis of multi-memristor circuits

Analysis of multi-memristor circuits

In this paper, we propose a novel approach to describe and analyze circuits which consist of any linear circuit connected to an arbitrary number of memristors. Due to the memristors the whole circuit is a nonlinear system. We use a Volterra series approach to derive solutions of voltages and current...

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