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|a Modelling hysteresis in vanadium dioxide oscillators
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|a An original circuit-level model of two-terminal vanadium dioxide electron devices exhibiting electronic hysteresis is presented. Such devices allow realisation of very compact relaxation nano-oscillators that potentially can be used in bio-inspired neurocomputing. The proposed model is exploited to determine the parameters, values that ensure stable periodic oscillations.
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