A 256-Element Associative Parallel Processor(Special Issue on the 1994 VLSI Circuits Symposium)
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概要
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A 256-element associative processing chip is designed for pixel-parallel image processing and machine vision applications. A five-transistor three-state dynamic memory cell is used, and each processing element has 64 trits of memory. Other processing element components include a function generator, an activity register, and connections to a reconfigurable mesh network and a response resolution subsystem. These are implemented with compact circuits designed within memory pitch constraints. The chip was fabricated in a double-poly CCD-CMOS process and characterized as fully functional. A sample image processing application is demonstrated on a four-chip prototype system.
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- 1995-06-25
著者
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Sodini Charles
Department Of Electrical Engineering And Computer Science Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
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Herrmann Frederick
Mit Lincoln Laboratory