The design and realisation of reliable hardware CNN systems with a high number of cells is a key point in research in this field. On this topic, several different solutions have been proposed in VLSI implementations. In previously published papers, the authors presented current-mode interconnection-oriented integrated circuits to realise wide CNN networks. The multi-chip architecture shows the drawback to be a pad-limited structure because of the growing number of the pads required by the interconnections. In this paper a technique to improve the interconnection architecture without any lack of functionality will be presented. This approach will drastically cut the interconnection requirements by 75%. Some simulation results are presented together with experimental results
Sargeni, F., Salerno, M., Bonaiuto, V. (1998). An improved Architecture for the interconnections in a multi-chip CNN system. In Proc of EEE International Conference on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS 98) (pp.143-146) [10.1109/ISCAS.1998.703930].
An improved Architecture for the interconnections in a multi-chip CNN system
SARGENI, FAUSTO;SALERNO, MARIO;BONAIUTO, VINCENZO
1998-01-01
Abstract
The design and realisation of reliable hardware CNN systems with a high number of cells is a key point in research in this field. On this topic, several different solutions have been proposed in VLSI implementations. In previously published papers, the authors presented current-mode interconnection-oriented integrated circuits to realise wide CNN networks. The multi-chip architecture shows the drawback to be a pad-limited structure because of the growing number of the pads required by the interconnections. In this paper a technique to improve the interconnection architecture without any lack of functionality will be presented. This approach will drastically cut the interconnection requirements by 75%. Some simulation results are presented together with experimental resultsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.