# Modeling the dynamical behavior of memristive {NiTi} alloy at constant stress for time-varying electric current input signals

@inproceedings{Antoniades2021ModelingTD,
title={Modeling the dynamical behavior of memristive \{NiTi\} alloy at constant stress for time-varying electric current input signals},
author={I. P. Antoniades and Stavros G. Stavrinides and Rodrigo Picos and Michael P. Hanias and Mohamad Moner Al Chawa and J. Georgiou and Euripides Hatzikraniotis and Leon O. Chua},
year={2021}
}
The dynamical electric behavior of a NiTi smart alloy thin filament when driven by time varying current pulses is studied by a structure-based phenomenological model that includes rate-based effects. The simulation model relates the alloy’s electrical resistivity to the relative proportions of the three main structural phases namely Martensite, Austenite and R-phase, experimentally known to exist in NiTi alloy lattice structure. The relative proportions of the phases depend on temperature and… Expand

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