… memristors in the path. If there are k such LRS memristors in the path, we say that the sneak
path … In other words, the length of a sneak path from a row (where the read voltage is applied…

… Robust closed-form formulas can be derived for each group of memristors that cater to …
This section further analyzes how sneak paths affect the read margin of the existing cross-…

… A unique advantage of this kind of logic is that no read or write is … the sneak path effect. Our
proposed circuit uses HRS as the initial value of memristors, which reduces the sneak paths …

… the sneak paths in crossbar arrays [27], [28]. In this work, we rely on rectifying memristors [29],
[30], [31] to reduce the sneak paths effect. Specifically, the rectifying memristors have a …

… The other drawback facing this logic is the complicated control circuitry required for READ
/ WRITE … The sneak path current leads to an error in reading / writing the resistance state of …

… With this design we have a single layer of memristors in a … , low-resistance paths known as
“sneak paths” are present in … cause ambiguity when trying to read an individual resistance. …

… memristors based on different materials. For instance, TaOx … such as multistage reading,
multiport reading or transistor gating. … In this work, a closed form solution is proposed to provide …

… crossbar parallelism and simplifies the sneak-path and write disturb issues that were … read
the memristor states for saving the MUX outputs in the buffer. The read energy for a memristor …

… In this chapter, we analyze representative memristor devices and their applications, … ,
which can diminish the read/write margins as shown in Fig. 7. Sneak current also significantly …

… left side of the device to create a conductive path between TE and BE by applying a voltage
… , gated-memristors offer additional features such as simultaneous read and write operations…