A new CCII based meminductor emulator circuit and its experimental results

KORKMAZ, Muhammet Oğuz; Babacan, Yunus; Yeşil, Abdullah

doi:10.1016/j.aeue.2022.154450

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“…On the other hand, if the output of the previous stage of the high input impedance circuit is current, it is necessary to use a resistor connected to the input of this circuit. Apart from these, CCIIs have been found wide practice realms in the literature 31–41 …”

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A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

Yucehan

Yüce

Mınaeı

2023

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SummaryA new second‐generation current conveyor‐based full‐wave rectifier (FWR) is proposed in this work. The proposed voltage‐mode FWR comprises a single active building block, four diodes, and three grounded resistors without needing any passive element matching problems. It does not suffer from any bias voltages and/or currents; therefore, it does not need extra circuitry. It can simultaneously provide positive and negative rectifications; thus, it is flexible. The proposed FWR has high input impedance; accordingly, it can be easily cascadable. Several simulations via the SPICE program and some experiments by using the AD844s are achieved. 0.18‐μm TSMC CMOS technology parameters are used in the simulations.

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“…Apart from these, CCIIs have been found wide practice realms in the literature. [31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40][41] In this manuscript, a new FWR employing a single dual output CCII (DO-CCII) is proposed. The proposed VM FWR topology with high input impedance uses three grounded resistors without any matching constraints.…”

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A single CCII‐based high‐precision voltage‐mode full‐wave rectifier suitable for low‐level signals

Yucehan

Yüce

Mınaeı

2023

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A new floating memcapacitor emulator circuit without using passive elements

Korkmaz,

Babacan,

Yesil

2024

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SummaryIn this paper, a new floating memcapacitor emulator that consists of a single multiplier and only four transistors without using passive elements is proposed. While two of these transistors work as MOS capacitors, two of them are used to provide transconductance gain. Moreover, the proposed memcapacitor operates at high frequencies thanks to having simple structures. Furthermore, fix and variable parts of memcapacitance can be tuned electronically by changing DC bias voltages. In order to investigate the performance of the proposed memcapacitor, simulation results are given for different operating frequencies, radical temperature changes, memory effects, and Monte Carlo analysis. Moreover, to confirm the practical realization of the proposed memcapacitor, the proposed floating memcapacitor is implemented by using commercial devices as AD633, ALD1106, and ALD1107. Experimental results of the proposed circuit are given for different operating frequencies and DC supply voltages. Also, a memcapacitor‐based circuit that emulates the relationship between the amoeba's locomotive speed and temperature is given as an application of the proposed memcapacitor. The results for the proposed memcapacitor are in good agreement with theoretical data.

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