학술논문

Silicon auditory processors as computer peripherals
Document Type
Periodical
Source
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks IEEE Trans. Neural Netw. Neural Networks, IEEE Transactions on. 4(3):523-528 May, 1993
Subject
Computing and Processing
Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
Silicon
Computer peripherals
Biological system modeling
Integrated circuit modeling
Auditory displays
Computer displays
Analog integrated circuits
Computerized monitoring
Oscilloscopes
Biology computing
Language
ISSN
1045-9227
1941-0093
Abstract
Several research groups are implementing analog integrated circuit models of biological auditory processing. The outputs of these circuit models have taken several forms, including video format for monitor display, simple scanned output for oscilloscope display, and parallel analog outputs suitable for data-acquisition systems. Here, an alternative output method for silicon auditory models, suitable for direct interface to digital computers, is described. As a prototype of this method, an integrated circuit model of temporal adaptation in the auditory nerve that functions as a peripheral to a workstation running Unix is described. Data from a working hybrid system that includes the auditory model, a digital interface, and asynchronous software are given. This system produces a real-time X-window display of the response of the auditory nerve model.ETX