A 18.7 TOPS/W Mixed-Signal Spiking Neural Network Processor with 8-bit Synaptic Weight On-Chip Learning That Operates in the Continuous-Time Domain

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We present a mixed-signal spiking neural networks processor with 8-bit synaptic weight on-chip learning in 40 nm CMOS that consists of a 10k mixed-signal synapse circuit and 100 analog leaky integrate-and-fire (LIF) neuron circuits. The processor has no clock signal except in peripheral circuits for I/O, and neuron and synapse circuits can operate asynchronously in the continuous-time domain, just like biological neurons. We demonstrate the energy efficiency of 6.24-18.7 TOPS/W in a multitarget spike learning task.

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Uenohara, S., & Aihara, K. (2022). A 18.7 TOPS/W Mixed-Signal Spiking Neural Network Processor with 8-bit Synaptic Weight On-Chip Learning That Operates in the Continuous-Time Domain. IEEE Access, 10, 48338–48348. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3170579

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