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  • The four fundamental passive electrical components (those that do not produce energy) are the resistor, the capacitor, the inductor, and the memristor.
    memristor

    …first hypothesized in 1971 by Leon Chu, who was then an electrical engineering professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Chu realized that the fundamental relationship between the four basic circuit variables—electric current (I), voltage (V), charge (Q), and magnetic flux (Φ)—could be expressed by using four different differential equations,…

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    …first hypothesized in 1971 by Leon Chu, who was then an electrical engineering professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Chu realized that the fundamental relationship between the four basic circuit variables—electric current (I), voltage (V), charge (Q), and magnetic flux (Φ)—could be expressed by using four different differential equations,…

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