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Programmable Neuron Array Based on a 2-Transistor Multiplier Using Organic Floating-Gate for Intelligent Sensors

Artificial neurons are introduced for local data processing in a large area sensor device, thereby reducing multiple sensor outputs to 1-bit digital output. To reduce the area overhead and layout complexity due to the artificial neuron array, a 2-transistor multiplier using organic floating-gate pFE...

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Published in:IEEE journal on emerging and selected topics in circuits and systems 2017-03, Vol.7 (1), p.81-91
Main Authors: Mahfuzul Islam, A. K. M., Hamamatsu, Masamune, Yokota, Tomoyuki, Sunghoon Lee, Yukita, Wakako, Takamiya, Makoto, Someya, Takao, Sakurai, Takayasu
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description Artificial neurons are introduced for local data processing in a large area sensor device, thereby reducing multiple sensor outputs to 1-bit digital output. To reduce the area overhead and layout complexity due to the artificial neuron array, a 2-transistor multiplier using organic floating-gate pFET is proposed. Each artificial neuron has multiple organic floating-gate pFETs embedded in it. A virtual scalable floating-gate based memory architecture is realized for selective programming of each floating-gate pFET. Threshold voltage tuning is utilized to realize both of the positive and the negative weight values for a neuron. A flexible interface pressure monitoring device with pressure-sensitive rubber sheet is developed for pressure ulcer prevention to show the feasibility of our concept. A 50 mm 2 organic sheet integrating 2×2 neuron array is fabricated with 2-V organic CMOS transistors. Selective floating-gate programming and neuron operation are successfully demonstrated.
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artificial neuron
CMOS
Computer architecture
Computer memory
Data processing
flexible sensor sheet
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local signal processing
Monitoring
Neurons
OFETs
Organic thin film transistor
pressure sensor
Rubber
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Sensor arrays
Threshold voltage
Transistors
Virtual memory systems
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