Memristor-based 4:2 compressor cells design
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Abstract
Memristor-based arithmetic circuits promise new alternatives for their conventional CMOS-based peers due to memristor' s scalability and non-volatility features. In-memory memristor-based calculations become extensively attractive as it can be a solution to tackle memory bottleneck problems and also an ingredient for future beyond Von-Neumann computer architectures. In this paper material implication-based designs for 4:2 compressor cells using memristor devices are presented. A physical model is applied to determine real switching speed of memristive device. The proposed parallel design promises good speed performance with considerably less area than conventional CMOS designs. Finally a comparison has been made between the proposed memristor-based and CMOS-based designs in terms of number of applied devices per cell and delay.
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