Floating gate memories for pulse-stream neural networks

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Floating gate memory cells fabricated in a standard, low-voltage CMOS process have been evaluated experimentally. A circuit has been proposed which allows target voltages on the floating gate to be established. An application of this circuit is demonstrated in the rapid down-loading of weight sets in a pulse-stream neural network for ‘chip-in-the-loop’ training.

Inspec keywords: cellular arrays; neural chips; VLSI; CMOS memory circuits; analogue processing circuits

Other keywords: chip-in-the-loop training; weight sets; floating gate memories; pulse-stream neural networks; low-voltage CMOS process; target voltages; rapid down-loading

Subjects: CMOS integrated circuits; Semiconductor storage; Neural net devices; Memory circuits; Analogue processing circuits; Neural nets (circuit implementations)

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