Electron. Lett.

2002

DOI: 10.1049/el:20020679

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Capacitor-free leaky integrator for biomimic artificial neurons

Richard B. Wells

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“…In a previous report [4] we demonstrated the design a capacitor-free leaky integrator (LI) . Of particular importance in the LI were the differing rise and fall times of the integrator and the capability of controlling the slower fall time.…”

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PWM characteristics of capacitor-free integrate-and-fire neuron

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An artificial neuron with Schmitt trigger action potential pulsed outputs demonstrating pulse-width modulation capability is presented. One signal processing application of this capability is the mimicking of neuronal burst phenomena without the need for explicitly generating burst trains of individual pulses.

“…In a previous report [4] we demonstrated the design a capacitor-free leaky integrator (LI) . Of particular importance in the LI were the differing rise and fall times of the integrator and the capability of controlling the slower fall time.…”

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PWM characteristics of capacitor-free integrate-and-fire neuron

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An artificial neuron with Schmitt trigger action potential pulsed outputs demonstrating pulse-width modulation capability is presented. One signal processing application of this capability is the mimicking of neuronal burst phenomena without the need for explicitly generating burst trains of individual pulses.

VLSI implementation of neuromime pulse generator for Eckhorn neurons

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A versatile pulse-mode biomimic artificial neuron using a capacitor free integrate and - fire technique

IECON'03. 29th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37468)

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