
handle: 11012/51896
The hysteresis loops pinched in the v-i origin belong to well-known fingerprints of memristive elements driven by bipolar periodical signals. Some element properties follow from the loop behavior in the close neighborhood of the origin. The paper analyzes this behavior of the memristive elements that produce steady-state hysteresis loops under harmonic excitation. It is shown that there is a connection between the frequency content of the state variable waveform and the type of the loop being pinched.
Memristive element, memristance, pinched hysteresis loop, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, crossing-type, tangential pinching, TK1-9971
Memristive element, memristance, pinched hysteresis loop, Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering, crossing-type, tangential pinching, TK1-9971
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