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A novel pulse-stream neural network chip has been described. Unlike many other analogue designs, it makes use of both parallel computations, and fast analogue procesing for an efficient hardware implementation. For a chip of 10,000 synapses and a master clock of 1MHz, over 1010 operations/sec are possible. It is hoped that further work on this design will lead to on-chip learning, using an algorithm under development for implementation in VLSI.

Type

Conference paper

Publication Date

01/12/1991

Pages

64 - 68