Analysis memristor model for circuit design software
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Abstract
To build memristor-based devices offers a number of mathematical models. The article provides an overview of existing models and comparative analysis for a practical simulation. Experimental studies in MicroCap environment. provides recommendations on the use of models.
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MicroCap // Electronics and communications. - 2015. - Т. 20, № 1. - С. 27-35.
