Published May 1989
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Implementing neural architectures using analog VLSI circuits
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Abstract
Analog very large-scale integrated (VLSI) technology can be used not only to study and simulate biological systems, but also to emulate them in designing artificial sensory systems. A methodology for building these systems in CMOS VLSI technology has been developed using analog micropower circuit elements that can be hierarchically combined. Using this methodology, experimental VLSI chips of visual and motor subsystems have been designed and fabricated. These chips exhibit behavior similar to that of biological systems, and perform computations useful for artificial sensory systems.
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© Copyright 1989 IEEE. Manuscript received July 10, 1988; revised January 23, 1989. This paper was recommended by Guest Editors R. W. Newcomb and N. El-Leithy. IEEE Log Number 8826919.Attached Files
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