HP researchers are earning their pay these days. They’ve found the elusive Memristor – apparently they were poking around in the basement & found it hidden in a corner.
Actually, prof Leon O. Chua theorized the existence of the memristor back in 1971 in a paper entitled “Memristor-The missing circuit element“. HP’s work proves that electronic circuits have 4 fundamental components: the familiar resistor, capacitor, inductor, and now the memristor (aka memory resistor).
The memristor should find practical applications as a possible replacement for D-RAM and in AI.
Demystifying the memristor – HP Labs news release
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very good. thanks
Hp Rulless :p
yah its good . i agree with it & i also looking for this kind of circuit elements bcz im doing online web host price
Yes its very good.
prof Leon O. Chua was great man for submitting the Memristor-The missing circuit element
I cannot tolerate the final replacement for D-RAM and in AI.
Who missed the elusive Memristor?
what are the story about…
That’s why companies need to archive everything. Losing something important in the basement sounds like something I would do.
The basement thing was a joke, FieldODreams! But seriously, why was the memristor virtually ignored for so long?