February 2015
Intermediate to advanced
440 pages
15h 37m
English
book
Event-Based Neuromorphic Systems
by Shih-Chii Liu, Tobi Delbruck, Giacomo Indiveri, Adrian Whatley, Rodney Douglas
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List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
| 1D | one dimensional |
| 2D | two dimensional |
| 3D | three dimensional |
| ACA | analog computing arrays |
| ACK | acknowledge |
| A/D | analog–digital (converter) |
| ADC | analog–digital converter |
| AdEx | Adaptive exponential integrate-and-fire model |
| AE | address event |
| AEB | address-event bus |
| AER | address-event representation |
| AEX | AER extension board |
| AFGA | autozeroing floating-gate amplifier |
| AGC | automatic gain control |
| ALOHA | Not actually an abbreviation, ALOHA refers to a network media access protocol originally developed at the University of Hawaii |
| ANN | artificial neural network |
| ANNCORE | analog neural network core |
| API | Application Programming Interface |
| APS | active pixel sensor |
| AQC | automatic Q (quality factor) control |
| ARM | Acorn RISC Machine |
| ASIC | application-specific integrated circuit |
| ASIMO | Advanced Step in Innovative MObility (robot) |
| ASP | analog signal processor/processing |
| ATA | AT Attachment (also PATA: Parallel ATA); an interface standard for connecting mass storage devices (e.g., hard disks) in computers |
| ATIS | asynchronous time-based image sensor |
| ATLUM | Automatic Tape-collecting Lathe Ultra-Microtome |
| aVLSI | Analog very large scale integration |
| BB | bias buffer |
| BGA | ball grid array |
| BJT | bipolar junction transistor |
| BM | basilar membrane |
| BPF | band-pass filter |
| bps | bits per second |
| Bps | bytes per second |
| BSI | back-side illumination |
| C4 | capacitively coupled current conveyor |
| CAB | computational analog block |
| CADSP | cooperative analog–digital ... |
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