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The gate-controlled memristor has evident advantages over the traditional 2-terminal memristor in the field of the application of quantified neural networks. Since it is difficult to realize the large-scale integration, developing a flexible emulator of gate-controlled memristor is essential to explore different possible applications of neural networks. However, existing previous works of the gate-controlled memristor model lack flexibility and portability. This brief presents a novel FPGA model of gate-controlled memristor, verified on a Xilinx XQ7Z020 chip with less than 1% hardware resource utilization. And a novel approach utilizing the local linearity property of the device conductance to construct a multiply-accumulate circuit architecture has been proposed herein. Moreover, a benchmark of 4-state quantified single-layer perceptron using the proposed model has been validated with the MNIST dataset. The experimental results show that the circuit reaches the recognition accuracy of 87.6% on 10,000 images of MNIST, which differs from the PyTorch result only by 0.03%.