Merged Analog-Digital Circuits Using Pulse Modulation for Intelligent SoC Applications
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A merged analog-digital circuit architecture is proposed for implementing intelligence in SoC systems. Pulse modulation signals are introduced for time-domain massively parallel analog signal processing, and also for interfacing analog and digital worlds naturally within the SoC VLSI chip. Principles and applications of pulse-domain linear arithmetic processing are explored, and the results are expanded to the nonlinear signal processing, including an arbitrary chaos generation and continuous-time dynamical systems with nonlinear oscillation. Silicon implementations of the circuits employing the proposed architecture are fully described.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E84-A No.2 pp.486-496
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- 2001/02/01
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Atsushi IWATA, Takashi MORIE, Makoto NAGATA, "Merged Analog-Digital Circuits Using Pulse Modulation for Intelligent SoC Applications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E84-A, no. 2, pp. 486-496, February 2001, doi: .
Abstract: A merged analog-digital circuit architecture is proposed for implementing intelligence in SoC systems. Pulse modulation signals are introduced for time-domain massively parallel analog signal processing, and also for interfacing analog and digital worlds naturally within the SoC VLSI chip. Principles and applications of pulse-domain linear arithmetic processing are explored, and the results are expanded to the nonlinear signal processing, including an arbitrary chaos generation and continuous-time dynamical systems with nonlinear oscillation. Silicon implementations of the circuits employing the proposed architecture are fully described.
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