Switched-current fuzzy processor for pattern recognition
AssigneeUnited Microelectronics Corp.
InventorsBingxue Shi, Gu Lin
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AssigneeUnited Microelectronics Corp.
InventorsBingxue Shi, Gu Lin
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A switched-current fuzzy processor for pattern recognition is provided, which is specifically designed to operate in current mode for high performance. The switched-current fuzzy processor includes means for decoding a feature input into a set of binary feature signals; an array of MFGs, coupled to the decoding means, for obtaining a set of current outputs whose magnitudes are proportional to the values of the feature signals respectively; weight-adjusting means, coupled to the MFG array, for applying a predetermined weight factor in binary form to the output currents from the MFG array; summing means, coupled to the weight-adjusting means, for summing up each set of currents from each column of the MFGs in the MFG array to thereby obtain a total value for the currents therefrom; and a maximum-value determination circuit, coupled to the summing means, capable of obtaining the one of the currents with the maximum magnitude from the summing means. The foregoing switched-current fuzzy processor features that the circuits in the simulation unit are all based on the switched-current mode of operation without the need to use current-to-voltage conversion means, thus allowing simplified circuit structure and high precision in signal processing with high performance; and that the provision of the weight-adjusting and summing means in the switched-current fuzzy processor in place of the MIN-MAX means in the prior art allows the switched-current fuzzy processor to be adjustable in weight with simplified operation.
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