A Demonstration of Implication Logic Based on Volatile (Diffusive) Memristors

Disclosing the secrets of memristors and implication logic

Memristors have become interesting to many research areas within the last years. This paper discusses memristors in the context of digital logic synthesis. Giving a brief overview about memristor characteristics it is explained how they can be used in digital logic. It will be explained how memristors map to digital logic operations and how this can be used with common synthesis methods to turn...

B04: MTJs - Spin-Based Binary Memristors for Non-Volatile Memory and Logic Applications

33 hardware synaptic resource to existing digital computing platforms. Like the transistor, multiple levels of computational abstraction can be defined on top of kT-RAM’s synaptic primitive. To explore these levels of abstraction we have created the KnowmAPI, collection of Java code modules built on top of a kT-RAM emulator with interchangeable cores. In this talk Alex will present a series of ...

ROBUSTNESS OF THE TRIPLE IMPLICATION INFERENCE METHOD BASED ON THE WEIGHTED LOGIC METRIC

This paper focuses on the robustness problem of full implication triple implication inference method for fuzzy reasoning. First of all, based on strong regular implication, the weighted logic metric for measuring distance between two fuzzy sets is proposed. Besides, under this metric, some robustness results of the triple implication method are obtained, which demonstrates that the triple impli...

Memristors can implement fuzzy logic

In our work we propose implementing fuzzy logic using memristors. Min and max operations are done by antipodally configured memristor circuits that may be assembled into computational circuits. We discuss computational power of such circuits with respect to m-efficiency and experimentally observed behavior of memristive devices. Circuits implemented with real devices are likely to manifest lear...

High Performance Silver Diffusive Memristors for Future Computing