Charge domain differential conductance synapse cell for neural n

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307246, 307584, H03K 190944, H03K 17687

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051553775

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor charge transfer synapse cell has a capacitor coupled between an input line and an intermediate node. A voltage pulse applied to the input line causes charge transfer from one summing line to another through a pair of series connected field-effect devices. Each of the devices has an associated gate potential which controls its resistance. In response to the low-to-high voltage transition of the input pulse current flows through the devices from the intermediate node to the summing lines. A high-to-low transition causes current to flow in the opposite direction. Because the relative conductances of the devices are different depending on the direction of current flow, a net charge is transferred from one summing line to the other. The amount of charge transferred is a function of the amplitude of the pulsed input, the gate potentials, and the capacitance value.

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patent: 5083044 (1992-01-01), Mead et al.

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