A Low Power Integrate and Fire Neuron Circuit for Spiking Neural Network

In this paper, we proposed the current mirror based neuron circuit with the cascode structure added. Adding a cascode structure reduces the current fluctuation due to the membrane potential. And we compared two type of the neuron circuit in comparative operation, using inverters and a comparator. And we proposed the more efficient type of neuron circuit in terms of power consumption.

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A Low Power Integrate and Fire Neuron Circuit for Spiking Neural Network

Semantic Scholar · Engineering · 2020

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In this paper, we proposed the current mirror based neuron circuit with the cascode structure added. Adding a cascode structure reduces the current fluctuation due to the membrane potential. And we compared two type of the neuron circuit in comparative operation, using inverters and a comparator. And we proposed the more efficient type of neuron circuit in terms of power consumption.

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