Analysis and implementation of a meminductor-based colpitts sinusoidal oscillator
Farbod Setoudeh and
Massoud Dousti
Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2022, vol. 156, issue C
Abstract:
Undoubtedly, the discovery of memristive elements has revolutionized electronic industry so that it is possible to take advantage of the unique properties of these elements in a variety of applications. Moreover, meminductors has received much attention in recent years due to its special features. In this paper, a new meminductor-based structure is presented using a memristor. Furthermore, this paper proposes a high-frequency flux-controlled floating meminductor emulator, which uses an analog multiplier. The proposed meminductor model can be adjusted in both incremental and subtractive settings and performs well up to 200 Hz. Finally, the proposed meminductor emulator is used for designing and implementing a meminductor-based Colpitts oscillator. The measurement results of the proposed oscillator are compared with the simulation results. The proposed circuit can be easily applied in an undergraduate laboratory to show the use of meminductors in generating sinusoidal oscillations.
Keywords: Memristive; Meminductor; Memristor; Colpitts oscillator; Emulator (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2022.111814
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