Memristor-based logic gates that can execute memory and logic operations are promising elements for building non-von Neumann computation architecture. In this paper, we proposed a fundamental hybrid memristor-CMOS nonvolatile XOR Boolean logic block with one memristor and four voltage-controlled switches, such as MOSFET or transmission gate. The Ag/Ag5In5Sb60Te30/Ta structure memristors with bipolar resistive switching behaviors were utilized to experimentally demonstrate the XOR function of the block. Further, with the XOR logic block as a basis, a full adder as an extensive circuit example was designed and verified by HSPICE simulation. Our work shows logic-in-memory capabilities with memristors, and provides an alternative way to implement nonvolatile logic operations and construct parallel computation systems.
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