Abstract:
A computing device for performing a digital pulse-based crossbar operation and a method of operating the computing device. The computing device includes a plurality of input lines to which a pulse is selectively input in a sequential manner based on a corresponding input signal; a plurality of output lines crossing the input lines; a plurality of elements, each element being disposed at a cross point between a corresponding input line and a corresponding output line to transfer, to the corresponding output line, a pulse input to the corresponding input line in response to a corresponding weight being a first value; and a plurality of pulse counters, each pulse counter counting a number of pulses output from a corresponding output line.
Abstract:
A convolutional neural network (CNN)-based analog in-sensor computing device may include a convolution layer including one or more convolution blocks configured to be used a predetermined number of times or more and perform a convolution operation, and an memory configured to temporarily store an output of the convolution layer and provide the stored analog output to a subsequent convolution layer.
Abstract:
An apparatus and method with in-memory computing (IMC) are provided. An in-memory computing (IMC) circuit includes a plurality of memory banks, each memory bank including a bit cell configured to store a weight value and an operator configured to receive an input value, the operator being connected to the bit cell such that the operator upon receiving the input value outputs a logic operation result between the input value and the weight value, and a logic gate configured to receive the logic operation result of each of the memory banks.
Abstract:
A wireless communication apparatus may include: an oscillator including a coil assembly exposed to an outside of the wireless communication apparatus, a variable capacitor, and a negative resistor; and a phase locking circuit connected to the coil assembly and the negative resistor. The phase locking circuit may be configured to generate a control signal to lock an oscillation frequency of the oscillator based on an oscillation signal generated by the oscillator, and provide the generated control signal to the variable capacitor.
Abstract:
A receiver includes an antenna configured to receive a radio signal, a pulse generator configured to generate a pulse, an oscillator configured to be driven based on the pulse to generate an oscillation signal based on the radio signal, and a measurer configured to be driven by the pulse to measure an oscillation degree of the oscillation signal, wherein the radio signal is received based on the oscillation degree of the oscillation signal.
Abstract:
A wireless communication apparatus includes an oscillator circuit configured to generate an oscillation signal corresponding to an oscillation frequency determined by an antenna, and a bias generator circuit configured to reconfigure an operation region mode of a transistor included in the oscillator circuit by adjusting a bias signal in response to an enable signal.
Abstract:
An antenna is described including a slot formed in a cavity, a substrate configured to cover a portion of the cavity and the slot, and a first port and a second port configured to supply power to the antenna using a first feeding line and a second feeding line. Each of the feeding line and the second feeding line is connected to the slot in a vertical direction and disposed to be separate from one another. A first input impedance of the antenna from the first port differs from a second input impedance of the antenna from the second port.
Abstract:
A multi-bit accumulator includes 1-bit Wallace trees each configured to perform an add operation on single-bit input data, tristate logic circuits each configured to output a result of the add operation of the 1-bit Wallace trees according to an enable signal provided to the tristate logic circuits, and a shift-adder configured to perform an accumulation operation on the result of the add operation of the 1-bit Wallace trees by a shift operation based on a clock signal.
Abstract:
A method and memory device with in-memory computing defection detection is disclosed. A memory device includes a memory including banks, wherein each bank includes a respective plurality of bit-cells, an in-memory computation (IMC) operator configured to perform an IMC operation between first data while the first data is in the bit-cells of the memory and second data received as input to the memory device, wherein the banks share the operator, and wherein the memory device is configured to: generate a first test pattern that is stored in the memory and generate a second test pattern applied to the IMC operator, and based thereon determine whether a defect has occurred in either the memory or the operator, and perform a repair based on the determination that a defect has occurred.
Abstract:
An in-memory computing (IMC) processor includes IMC macros, and includes a static random access memory (SRAM) IMC device including the plurality of IMC macros, and configured to perform a multiply and accumulate (MAC) operation between input data and first weight data of a first weight map applied to a first of IMC macros in a first direction in which an input feature map including the input data is written to the first IMC macro, and a two-dimensional (2D) shift accumulator configured to perform a shift operation on partial sums corresponding to respective MAC operation results of the IMC macros and accumulate a result of the shift operation.