Recently, different mathematical models describing the generic memristors have been introduced [1][2][3]. But, the first model of the memristor was introduced by HP in [4], where the memristor current voltage relationship was described bywhere i(t) represents the current through the memristor, v(t) is the voltage across the memristor, R on and R off are the minimum and maximum achievable resistances of the memristor, respectively. The memristor resistance depends on state variable x d (t) which is the ratio between the doped region length and the full length D of the memristor and is given byIntegrating (3.2) and substituting in (3.1); assuming zero initial condition for the current, the memristance R m can then be given by (3.3)where η ∈ −1, 1 represents the memristor polarity, k =/C; μ v is the ion mobility, and R in is the initial resistance of the memristor.