Inductively coupled neural network
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1. A data processing system comprising:
- a normalizing element having an input inductor coupled to receive an input signal, a switching circuit responsive to the input signal to generate a switched signal, and a switched inductor energized in response to the switched signal;
a plurality of driving elements, each having an output inductor magnetically coupled to the input inductor of the normalizing element; and
a plurality of driven elements, each having a driven inductor magnetically coupled to the switched inductor of the normalizing element;
wherein the normalizing element receives an aggregation of signals from the plurality of driving elements as the input signal to the input inductor.
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Abstract
A data processing system based on the concept of a neural network includes a normalizing circuit and driving elements. Each driving element has an output inductor magnetically coupled to an input inductor of the normalizing circuit. In the normalizing circuit, the input inductor is coupled to receive an input signal. The circuit also has a switching circuit responsive to the input signal and a switched inductor energized in response to the switched signal. The switched inductor comprising either a hooked or a spiral inductor.
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1. A data processing system comprising:
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a normalizing element having an input inductor coupled to receive an input signal, a switching circuit responsive to the input signal to generate a switched signal, and a switched inductor energized in response to the switched signal; a plurality of driving elements, each having an output inductor magnetically coupled to the input inductor of the normalizing element; and a plurality of driven elements, each having a driven inductor magnetically coupled to the switched inductor of the normalizing element; wherein the normalizing element receives an aggregation of signals from the plurality of driving elements as the input signal to the input inductor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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