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Fig 1.

Relation between four fundamental circuit elements: Resistor, capacitor, inductor and memristor.

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Fig 2.

Biasing of memristor (inset—Memristor symbol).

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Table 1.

Numerical values of parameters used in the model.

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Fig 3.

MRL Inverter.

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Fig 4.

D-Latch with MRL inverters and memristor.

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Fig 5.

Functional flow of non-volatile D-Latch.

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Fig 6.

(a) Simulated waveform of MRL based non-volatile D-Latch. (b)Propagation delay in MRL based non-volatile D-Latch.

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Table 2.

Truth table of D-Latch.

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Fig 7.

Master-slave D-flip-flop with MRL inverters and memristor.

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Fig 8.

Simulated waveform of master-slave D flip-flop.

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Fig 9.

Mod-4 counter.

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Fig 10.

A four-bit SISO shift register.

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Fig 11.

Simulated waveform Mod-4 counter.

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Fig 12.

Simulated waveform of four-bit SISO register.

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Fig 13.

MRL inverter based traditional CMOS flip-flop.

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Fig 14.

Simulated waveform of MRL inverter based traditional CMOS flip-flop.

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Table 3.

Comparison of non-volatile memristor based D-Latch.

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Table 4.

Comparison of non-volatile memristor based master-slave flip-flop.

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