A hybrid memristor-CMOS multiplier design based on memristive universal logic gates
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Abstract
Memristor is considered as one of the promising solutions to the fundamental limitations of the VLSI systems. Logic implementation with memristor device by considering its compatibility with CMOS fabric provides a new vision for digital logic circuits. This work presents a 2 by 2 multiplier cell design using a hybrid CMOS-memristor universal gate. The universal gate based implementation approach is the extension for memristor ratioed logic (MRL) with lower implementation cost. Simulation results confirm functionality of the proposed circuit. This circuit requires 16 memristors, 8 transistors and only one computational time step for multiplication. Compared with previous works, this approach presents considerably lower implementation cost.
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