New Memristor Applications: AM, ASK, FSK, and BPSK Modulators

Göknar, İzzet Cem; Oncul, F.; Minayi, Elham

doi:10.1109/map.2013.6529381

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“…Among the modulator circuits, frequency-shift keying (FSK) modulation is a frequency modulation scheme in which digital information is transmitted through discrete frequency changes of a carrier wave. Thus, the higher frequency of the modulator is assigned to signal 1 and the lower frequency is assigned to signal 0 [35]. This behaviour can be achieved by using a singlememductor controlled sinusoidal oscillator (SMCO), as shown in Figure 14(a).…”

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“…Therefore, an efficient and effective online tuning mechanism is widely demanded. This last task can be achieved by using a memristor/memductor, since its memristance/memductance can be kept even when the current flow in the memristor/memductor is stopped [1,[28][29][30][31][32][33]35]. This property asserts that it is possible to update the parameters of a continuous PID controller online, i.e.…”

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“…(37) and (38), the memristances depend on Eq. (35) and each memristor in the synapse is designed with the same parameters, so their memristances vary at same rate. From Eqs.…”

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Memristor Emulator Circuit Design and Applications

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Carro-Pérez²,

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Memristor and Memristive Neural Networks

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This chapter introduces a design guide of memristor emulator circuits, from conceptual idea until experimental tests. Three topologies of memristor emulator circuits in their incremental and decremental versions are analysed and designed at low and high frequency. The behavioural model of each topology is derived and programmed at SIMULINK under the MATLAB environment. An offset compensation technique is also described in order to achieve the frequency-dependent pinched hysteresis loop that is on the origin and when the memristor emulator circuit is operating at high frequency. Furthermore, from these topologies, a technique to transform normal non-linear resistors to inverse non-linear resistors is also addressed. HSPICE numerical simulations for each topology are also shown. Finally, three real analogue applications based on memristors are analysed and explained at the behavioural level of abstraction.

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Memristor Emulator Circuit Design and Applications

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Gómez³

et al. 2018

Memristor and Memristive Neural Networks

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“…Modulators using memristors have been verified in SPICE simulations. 39 The modulation scheme using vibrational resonance presented in this paper may work effectively in the current circuit technologies.…”

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Optimal condition of memristance enhancement circuit using external voltage source

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Memristor provides nonlinear response in the current-voltage characteristic and the memristance is modulated using an external voltage source. We point out by solving nonlinear equations that an optimal condition of the external voltage source exists for maximizing the memristance in such modulation scheme. We introduce a linear function to describe the nonlinear time response and derive an important design guideline; a constant ratio of the frequency to the amplitude of the external voltage source maximizes the memristance. The analysis completely accounts for the memristance behavior.

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“…One interesting application of the memristive system is radio frequency (RF) signal processing [2], where not only applications using linear resistance of memristive systems such as amplifiers [3], filters [4], and controllers [5], but also applications using non‐linear resistance such as modulators, demodulators [6], and frequency multiplication have attracted considerable interest. The generation of high harmonics through a memristor was studied numerically [7], and was analyzed in a circuit using commercial diodes and CBRAMs [8].…”

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Modulated conductive bridge memory characteristics by radio frequency input and non‐volatile switching of frequency multiplication

Yin

Uchida

Tsukamoto

et al. 2022

Electronics Letters

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The authors present an Ag-GeTe-based conductive bridge memory that allows radio frequency (RF) input and transmission. The RF input modifies the resistance switching characteristics and the memory device can switch the order of harmonics of the transmitted RF wave. The transmittance for the RF input above 500 MHz was higher than 0.5 for both the low-resistance state (LRS) and the high-resistance state (HRS). Below 500 MHz the transmittance decreased with decreasing frequency and depended on the resistance state (LRS or HRS). At 20 MHz, the transmission for the HRS was 0.02, while that for the LRS was 0.2. An RF input of 20 MHz at 10 dBm modified the SET voltage from 0.19 to 0.05 V, and the RESET voltage from −0.17 to −0.05 V. The RF wave transmitted through the LRS consisted almost entirely of fundamental waves, while that in the HRS provided harmonics or frequency multiplication up to the fifth order at 150 MHz at 10 dBm. Heat cycle measurements with RF input revealed the difference between the non-linear resistance producing the frequency multiplication and the DC resistance.

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New Memristor Applications: AM, ASK, FSK, and BPSK Modulators

Cited by 31 publications

References 6 publications

Memristor Emulator Circuit Design and Applications

Memristor Emulator Circuit Design and Applications

Optimal condition of memristance enhancement circuit using external voltage source

Modulated conductive bridge memory characteristics by radio frequency input and non‐volatile switching of frequency multiplication

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