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Automated high level synthesis of hardware building blocks present in ART--based neural networks, from VHDL--AMS descriptions

Automated high level synthesis of hardware building blocks present in ART--based neural networks, from VHDL--AMS descriptions
Automated high level synthesis of hardware building blocks present in ART--based neural networks, from VHDL--AMS descriptions
This contribution presents a VHDL--AMS model from a building block present in multichannel neural network based on the adaptive resonance theory, and its automated synthesis using VHDL--AMS to hspice netlist translator. This building block shows continuous dynamic behaviour, and it is complex enough to check the functionality of our translator. Both simulations, behavioural high level based on the VHDL--AMS model and structural based on SPICE automatically synthesized description, have been done in order to check the matching between the SPICE netlist synthesized against its VHDL--AMS model.
Lopez, J. A.
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Asensi, G. D.
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Ruiz, R.
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Kazmierski, T.J.
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Lopez, J. A.
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Asensi, G. D.
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Ruiz, R.
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Kazmierski, T.J.
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Lopez, J. A., Asensi, G. D., Ruiz, R. and Kazmierski, T.J. (2002) Automated high level synthesis of hardware building blocks present in ART--based neural networks, from VHDL--AMS descriptions. Proc. ISCAS'2002.

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This contribution presents a VHDL--AMS model from a building block present in multichannel neural network based on the adaptive resonance theory, and its automated synthesis using VHDL--AMS to hspice netlist translator. This building block shows continuous dynamic behaviour, and it is complex enough to check the functionality of our translator. Both simulations, behavioural high level based on the VHDL--AMS model and structural based on SPICE automatically synthesized description, have been done in order to check the matching between the SPICE netlist synthesized against its VHDL--AMS model.

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Published date: May 2002
Venue - Dates: Proc. ISCAS'2002, 2002-04-30
Organisations: EEE

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Local EPrints ID: 256523
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/256523
PURE UUID: eea23a2a-8467-423b-a9c2-eff13d8f9b31

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Date deposited: 25 Apr 2002
Last modified: 07 Jan 2022 21:09

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Author: J. A. Lopez
Author: G. D. Asensi
Author: R. Ruiz
Author: T.J. Kazmierski

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