Memcapacitive
Memcapacitive refers to a theoretical type of memristive device that exhibits both memristance and capacitance characteristics. A memristor is a fundamental passive electrical component whose resistance depends on the history of the current that has flowed through it. A capacitor, on the other hand, stores electrical energy in an electric field. A memcapacitive device would theoretically combine these properties, meaning its capacitance would also be dependent on the history of the applied voltage or current.
The concept of memcapacitors arises from the broader field of memristive systems, which are the four fundamental
While memristors have been realized and are being explored for applications in neuromorphic computing and non-volatile