Synchronization in memristively pulse-coupled oscillator networks – experiments
Synchronization in memristively pulse-coupled oscillator networks – experiments
批准号:
392855750
负责人:
Professor Dr. Hermann Kohlstedt
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Units
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-12-31 至 2020-12-31
中文摘要
神经元集合放电的时间同步被认为是解释高级大脑功能(如知觉或意识)的关键因素。其潜在的基本特征在神经科学中被称为结合问题。物体的不同特征(如颜色和形状)在空间和时间上的“结合”机制导致了整个物体在大脑中的表征,但尚未得到充分的理解和探索。基于可编程单结晶体管(put)和运算放大器,研究了脉冲神经元的非线性动力学,即相位谱、分岔、两个弛豫型振荡器的相位响应曲线和集合。神经元的合理机制,如单个神经元的泊松分布放电率,以及信号延迟和可变耦合强度将分别通过延迟线和记忆装置实现。虽然离散振荡器网络将被研究以了解信号延迟和可变耦合强度的基本动态方面,但更高的集成网络将建立在250纳米CMOS技术上。最后,同样的拓扑方面,如海马体所知,以及同步机制将在时变网络的框架内进行研究。为此,还可以使用网络仿真器,它允许检查不同电路拓扑和网络诱导动态中的单个忆阻器件。
英文摘要
Temporal synchrony of firing neuronal ensembles is considered as a key ingredient to explain higher brain functions, such as perception or consciousness. The underlying basic feature is known as the binding problem in neuroscience. The spatial and temporal mechanism for the "binding" of different features of an object, such as color and shape, leads to an entire object representation in the brain, but is not fully understood and explored. Spiking neurons can be electronically represented by relaxation type oscillators: based-on programmable unijunction transistors (PUTs) and operational amplifiers the non-linear dynamics, i.e. phase portraits, bifurcation, phase response curves of two and ensembles of relaxation type oscillators are investigated. Neuronal justified mechanisms, like Poisson distributed firing rates of individual neurons, as well as signal retardation and variable coupling strength will be implemented, respectively, by delay lines and memristive devices. While discrete oscillator networks will be investigated to understand the fundamental dynamical aspects of signal delays and variable coupling strengths, higher integrated networks will be built on a 250 nm CMOS technology Finally, likewise topological aspects, as known from the Hippocampus, as well as synchrony mechanisms will be studied in the framework of time-varying networks. For this purpose, a network emulator is also available, which allows to examine individual memristive devices within different circuit topologies and network induced dynamics.
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