Since there are many possible types of nonlinear charge-flux constitutive relations of ideal memristors, such elements can manifest various behavior, and the identification of typical memristor fingerprints from the measured data or simulator outputs can be difficult in some cases. The aim of this paper is to reveal several fingerprints of ideal memristors, which extend the repertoire of hitherto published and currently well-known memristor fingerprints. These results can be useful for a clear and fast identification of a system behavior that violates the principles of the operation of ideal memristors.
['Dalibor Biolek', 'Zdeněk Biolek', 'Viera Biolkova', 'Zdeněk Kolka']
Some fingerprints of ideal memristors