This paper describes a fixed-weight Hamming binary neural classifier chip suitable for applications where high-speed operation is required. The circuit uses switched current-mode techniques throughout and achieves classification in one forward pass through the network. The chip was realized in 2.4-/spl mu/m n-well CMOS technology and was designed to recognize the integers 0-9. It achieved a classification rate of 10 MHz without any observable tendency to misclassification or instability.>
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