Nanoelectronics implementation of full adder with memristors

The “memristor” was actually deducted by Leon Chua, a mathematician in 1971, with no actual realization or physical presentation of it. This research focuses on implementing the component into hybrid electronic device that would give identical result to its identical device which is fully CMOS structured. The research include integrating spice-model of the memristor into appropriate software for simulation, analysis on particular aspects which is the speed and power dissipation and then comparing the hybrid of the CMOS and memristor to a more familiar full CMOS device. Most of the full adder aspects of the hybrid is nearly similar, only that the output sum did not match. This thus prevents the analysis and comparison to a full CMOS full adder device. It is still expected that comparison of the devices would give a better advantage to the hybrid in terms of power and speed.