6-Minute Memristor Guide

R. Stanley Williams, whose team discovered the memristor (the fourth fundamental circuit element) gives us a quick whiteboard talk about how the device works.

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Science & Technology

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• ieee
• spectrum
• memristor
• stanley
• williams
• hp
• hewlett
• packard
• fundamental
• circuit
• element
• electronics
• computing
• transistor
• synapse

[BrokenBjartur]

4:21-23 'whatwhenwmnmwhen we put a negative voltage...'

[zedpanda]

my prof was really excited about this... I'm in EE too and I'm actually really excited about this.. .

[rodhoffman]

I didn't watch the video yet but just to be fair I thought I'd put down that Leon Chua developed the theory behind memristors in 1971 (and 5th and 6th fundamental elements later on as a challenge to the industry many years later)

[karrek20]

Did u guys know that Nyle Steiner made a memristor out of Al and sulphur-treated copper or lead. Would it be more cost effective to construct your array out these materials?

[Ibringthetruth1]

Better than stupid wikipedia

[MrLesWhite]

where is this thing? Though it would be out by now!!

[pizdiceanu]

"very,very few electrical engineers..."?...in u point like,unidimensional brains(hihi).are u a mind reader?

[pizdiceanu]

plus,this "mmmmrstor" IS a galvanic element.so much with passive(agressive,homo league) behaviour.

[pizdiceanu]

identifying the integral of voltage vs time with magnetic flux is plain dumb.this fucko "mmmmrstor"(heavy nasal pronunciation,henry kissinger type) works in pure plan-parallel geometry:bye-bye magnetic connection.go do a self head shot in net video.

[pizdiceanu]

yet another washout impostor....

[spencertron88]

These oxidations kinda... wear off after a months... Not the best for long term data storage.