An auto-ranging current-to-frequency converter built in 180 nm CMOS converts approximately 10 pA to 1 µA currents into spike rates with automatic scale selection, enabling real-time monitoring of analog neuromorphic circuits.
Boahen, ``Point-to-point connectivity between neuromorphic chips using address-events,'' IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems II , vol
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An auto-scaling wide dynamic range current to frequency converter for real-time monitoring of signals in neuromorphic systems
An auto-ranging current-to-frequency converter built in 180 nm CMOS converts approximately 10 pA to 1 µA currents into spike rates with automatic scale selection, enabling real-time monitoring of analog neuromorphic circuits.