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    Contributions to neuromorphic and reconfigurable circuits and systems

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    2011-07-08
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    Nease, Stephen Howard
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    This thesis presents a body of work in the field of reconfigurable and neuromorphic circuits and systems. Three main projects were undertaken. The first was using a Field-Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) to model the cable behavior of dendrites using analog circuits. The second was to design, lay out, and test part of a new FPAA, the RASP 2.9v. The final project was to use floating-gate programming to remove offsets in a neuromorphic FPAA, the RASP Neuron 1D.
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