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Comparison of the Output Parameters of the Memristor-based Op-amp Model and the Traditional Op-amp Model

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A new operational amplifier (op-amp) model has been proposed using a memristor emulator based on the linear TiO2 drift model. Simulation studies and numerical analyses of the new op-amp model designed using memristor are given. Frequency, unit, switching and electrical characteristic tests of the proposed op-amp model were performed. The parameter comparisons of the traditional op-amp and the proposed op-amp model are given in a detail table. In addition, the efficiency of the proposed op-amp model was realized with application circuits, and the reliability of the system was verified with the results.

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İshak Parlar: Writing-Reviewing and Editing, Conceptualization, Methodology, Visualization, Investigation. M. Nuri Almalı: Supervision, Writing- Original draft preparation, Validation, Writing- Original draft preparation, Data curation.

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Parlar, İ., Almali, M.N. Comparison of the Output Parameters of the Memristor-based Op-amp Model and the Traditional Op-amp Model. J Electron Test 38, 131–143 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10836-022-05991-3

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