| CPC G11C 11/4091 (2013.01) [G11C 11/4087 (2013.01); G11C 11/4096 (2013.01)] | 15 Claims |

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1. A memristor-based in-memory logic circuit, comprising: a first memory cell and a second memory cell connected in parallel to each other, and a sense amplifier,
the first memory cell comprising a first memristor and a first MOSFET selector connected in series, the second memory cell comprising a second memristor and a second MOSFET selector connected in series,
respective terminals of the first memristor and the second memristor being grounded, parallel-connection terminals of the first MOSFET selector and the second MOSFET selector being connected to a first input terminal of the sense amplifier, a second input terminal of the sense amplifier being connected to a reference signal, positive-phase and negative-phase output voltage signals of the sense amplifier being a logic operation result,
resistance states of the first memristor and the second memristor representing a first group of logic input signals, and voltage signals applied by gates of the first MOSFET selector and the second MOSFET selector representing a second group of logic input signals,
wherein a first input signal A is used to represent the resistance state Dini(A) of the first memristor, and an inversion signal Ā of the first input signal A is used as the resistance state Din1′(Ā) of the second memristor,
a second input signal B being used to represent the voltage signal Din2′(B) applied by the gate of the second MOSFET selector, an inversion signal B of the second input signal B being used as the voltage signal Din2(B) applied by the gate of the first MOSFET selector, and
the sense amplifier generating “XOR” and “XNOR” logic operation results.
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