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Simscape design flow for memristor based programmable oscillators
In this paper a design optimization flow is proposed for memristor-based oscillators using the Gravitational Search Algorithm. This paper presents for the first time a memristor behavioral model in the Simscape physical modeling language. Using this model, a memristor based Wien oscillator is characterized within the Simscape framework. The oscillation frequency and power consumption of the oscillator for different configurations are explored.
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