Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons
Patent
1989-10-11
1990-10-02
Hudspeth, David
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Nonlinear reactor systems
Parametrons
365185, 364513, 364807, H03K 1921
Patent
active
049610023
ABSTRACT:
A synapse cell for providing a weighted connection between an input voltage line and an output summing line having an associated capacitance. Connection between input and output lines in the associative network is made using a dual-gate transistor. The transistor has a floating gate member for storing electrical charge, a pair of control gates coupled to a pair of input lines, and a drain coupled to an output summing line. The floating gate of the transistor is used for storing a charge which corresponds to the strength or weight of the neural connection. When a binary voltage pulse having a certain duration is applied to either one or both of the control gates of the transistor, a current is generated. This current acts to discharge the capacitance associated with the output summing line. Furthermore, by employing a dual-gate structure, programming disturbance of neighboring devices in the network is practically eliminated.
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Castro Hernan A.
Holler Mark A.
Tam Simon M.
Hudspeth David
Intel Corporation
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