Memristor-based high performance third order quadrature oscillator. Sharma, V., Ansari, M., & Joshi, A. In IEEE Region 10 Annual International Conference, Proceedings/TENCON, volume 2017-Decem, 2017.
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© 2017 IEEE. This paper explores the possibility of utilizing the signature characteristics of a Memristor to obtain sustained low frequency oscillations from conventional oscillators. The case example considered in this work is a typical opamp-based third-order quadrature oscillator. It is demonstrated that the use of a Memristor instead of a resistor leads to improved oscillator characteristics. Specifically, it is shown that the frequency deviation as well as the THD is lower for Memristor-based oscillators in comparison to their resistor-based counterparts. This coupled with the smaller on-chip area offered by a Memristor would enable high-performance low frequency oscillators. PSPICE simulation results are included to support the claims.
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 abstract = {© 2017 IEEE. This paper explores the possibility of utilizing the signature characteristics of a Memristor to obtain sustained low frequency oscillations from conventional oscillators. The case example considered in this work is a typical opamp-based third-order quadrature oscillator. It is demonstrated that the use of a Memristor instead of a resistor leads to improved oscillator characteristics. Specifically, it is shown that the frequency deviation as well as the THD is lower for Memristor-based oscillators in comparison to their resistor-based counterparts. This coupled with the smaller on-chip area offered by a Memristor would enable high-performance low frequency oscillators. PSPICE simulation results are included to support the claims.},
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 author = {Sharma, V.K. and Ansari, M.S. and Joshi, A.M.},
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