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As the fourth basic circuit element, memristor has a unique synapse-alike feature which demonstrates great potentials in neuromorphic circuit design. However, a large gap exists between the theoretical memristor characteristics and the actual device behavior. For example, though the continuous changing in resistance state is expected in neuromorphic circuit design, it is difficult to maintain arbitrary...
Memristor, the fourth basic circuit element, has shown great potential in neuromorphic circuit design for its unique synapse-like feature. However, though the continuous resistance state of memristor has been expected, obtaining and maintaining an arbitrary intermediate state cannot be well controlled in nowadays memristive system. In addition, the stochastic switching behaviors have been widely observed...
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