PSPICE models of current- and flux-controlled meminductor are described. The models consist of two parts, one of which represents the state-space description of the memory effect of the device, and the other part is an inductor whose inductance depends on the system state. The basic fingerprints of the meminductor, i.e. the flux–current pinched hysteresis loops, the unambiguous constitutive relation between the time integral of flux and electric charge, and identical zero-crossing points of flux and current waveforms are demonstrated on the example of current-controlled meminductor.
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