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A self-learning neural network chip with 125 neurons and 10 K self-organization synapses

Arima et al., 1991

Document ID
981047509960456307
Author
Arima Y
Mashiko K
Okada K
Yamada T
Maeda A
Kondoh H
Kayano S
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE journal of solid-state circuits

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A learning neural network LSI chip is described. The chip integrates 125 neuron units and 10K synapse units with the 1.0 mu m double-poly-Si, double-metal CMOS technology. Most of this integration has been realized by using a mixed design architecture of digital and …
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