Digital/analog converter using a floating gate MOS neuron transi

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1998-01-14

2000-03-14

Young, Brian

Coded data generation or conversion

Analog to or from digital conversion

With particular solid state devices

341150, H03M 100, H03M 166

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060378859

ABSTRACT:
A digital/analog converter has a neuron MOS transistor, a maintenance circuit which keeps the drain potential of the neuron MOS transistor constant, and a current source. A linear dynamic range in terms of large signal is possible, so that converters having a larger input word size than, for example, only two bits can be realized in a simple way with low dissipated power. Such converters are of significance particularly for ULSI circuits.

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"A Functional MOS Transistor Featuring Gate-Level Weighted Sum And Threshold Operations", Shibata et al. IEEE Trans. on Electron Devices, vol. 39, No. 6, Jun. 1992, pp. 1444-1456.

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