Hydrogen bonding network emulating frequency driven source of triangular pulses

A three output microelectronic circuit functionally equivalent to a hydrogen bonding network is modeled. Proton transfer characteristics of each hydrogen bond of the network are emulated by block-elements in the microelectronic circuit with their respective l-V characteristics. These characteristics are coded in Matlab where the dynamic and static analyses are carried out. The results imply that in static mode the functionally analogous circuit operates as a current source or an amplifier. In dynamic mode the circuit behaves as a voltage driven triangular pulse signal source. The simulations show that the generated pulses at the three circuit outputs have different frequency, amplitude, and width.