A 28.2 μC Neuromorphic Sensing System Featuring SNN-based Near-sensor Computation and Event-Driven Body-Channel Communication for Insertable Cardiac Monitoring
Yuming He
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Federico Corradi
1
,
Chengyao Shi
1, 2
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Ming Ding Ming Ding
1
,
Martijn Timmermans
2
,
Jan Stuijt
1
,
Pieter Harpe
2
,
Ilja Ocket
3
,
Yao Hong Liu
1
1
imec-Netherlands, Eindhoven, Netherlands
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Publication type: Proceedings Article
Publication date: 2021-11-07
Abstract
This paper presents an event-driven neuromorphic sensing system capable of performing on-chip feature extraction and “send-on-delta” transmission for insertable cardiac monitoring. A background offset calibration improves the SNDR of clockless level-crossing ADCs. A fully synthesized spiking neural network extracts full ECG PQRST features with $\lt 1$ ms time precision. An event-driven body channel communication minimizes transmission energy. The prototype is fabricated in 40nm CMOS and consumes $28.2 \mu \mathrm{W}$ system power.
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