Abstract
In this work, a SPICE memristor model is combined with CMOS element in order to use the memristor resistance to regulate delay of a current starved inverter. Since memristor resistance changes according to supply voltage, the changes of memristor resistance have been studied and demonstrated using a memristor spice model. A pulse signal is supplied to the memristor to control the resistance of the memristor where the resistance changes according to the pulse width. Due to changes of resistance the current also changes and regulates the delay of delay element. The proposed SPICE model and CMOS combination is important for other memristor application studies.
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