BACKGROUND

Memristive elements, such as memristors are devices that may be programmed to different states by applying electrical stimulus, for example, voltage or currents to the memristive elements. After programming, the state of the memristive elements may be read. The state of the memristive elements remain stable long enough to regard the device as non-volatile. A number of memristive elements may be included within an array in which a number of column lines intersect with a number of row lines, the memristive elements being located at the intersection of a column line and a row line.

