2016
DOI: 10.1063/1.4965924
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Asymmetrical passive intermodulation distortions of memristors with mathematical behavior models

Abstract: A rigorous mathematical explanation and accurate numerical prediction for asymmetrical passive intermodulation (PIM) distortions of memristors are investigated in this article. This theoretical explanation is based on behavior models of memristors representing the interrelation between terminated voltages and currents. The simulated single-tone and two-tone signal spectrums for extremely low-frequency (Hz) and microwave (GHz) applications verify our proposed mathematical approach and the new discovery of asymm… Show more

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“…Fig. (2) By virtue of the rules of elements, the four basic two-terminal circuit elements and their[39] corresponding reference directions relate to the basic circuit variables. The resistor , inductor, memristor, and capacitor are the components, going anticlockwise from top left.…”
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“…Fig. (2) By virtue of the rules of elements, the four basic two-terminal circuit elements and their[39] corresponding reference directions relate to the basic circuit variables. The resistor , inductor, memristor, and capacitor are the components, going anticlockwise from top left.…”
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“…From electromagnetic field theory, voltage has two meanings that are mutually incompatible. The symbols for basic circuit elements are the same for nonlinear circuit elements[39].…”
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