Reconfigurable logic and Multi-bit in-memory processing with ferroelectric memristors -ReLoFeMris
使用铁电忆阻器的可重构逻辑和多位内存处理 -ReLoFeMris
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- 批准号:441909639
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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项目摘要
Given the increasing demand for electronic devices in edge-computing applications and IoT, the energy consumption by data transmission from edge to cloud devices as well as the power consumption within the cloud will further increase, unless edge devices would become efficient enough to directly compute e.g. sensor date directly in places. Therefore, in order to realize an overall reduction of power consumption of the IT sector, and thus to facilitate the reduction of the world wide CO2 emission, it becomes increasingly important to develop electronic technologies that enable very efficient computing in mobile and edge devices. Therefore, novel computing paradigms that adopt non-volatile memory devices are of great interest. Especially for embedded devices it makes sense to execute simple logic operations where the data or the operands are located or are generated, namely in the memory or directly at sensor nodes. Near- and in-memory-computing is in principle an answer to the high energy costs of data transfer operations. The aspired project ReProFeMris pursuits the provision and practical implementation of future memristive ferroelectric technology and its application in future energy-efficient embedded in-memory processing architectures. The memristive ferroelectric technology that is to be exploited in the envisaged project is the ferroelectric tunneling junction (FTJ) that is one of the most power efficient technologies compared e.g. to classical ReRAM, STT-MRAM or PCM, that are under investigation at the present. Our project targets to exploit the unique features of ferroelectric memristive technology like MLC capability and reconfigurable logic for in memory arithmetic processing circuits. More specifically, we aim at the utilization of the ferroelectric tunneling junctions for the realization of non-volatile logic gates. Under consideration of the huge promises for extreme low-power operation that these devices possess, however, we target at leveraging the functionality of such concepts by overcoming the given limitations in limited MLC capability and low-current capability of these devices by means of circuit design. At the end of the first project period various basic arithmetic building blocks for extreme area-saving and energy-efficient reconfigurable memristive in-memory computing circuits as well as MLC feature exploiting circuits shall be realized in hardware and the results shall be published as a technical report which is public available via the web pages of NaMLab and FAU.
鉴于边缘计算应用和物联网对电子设备的需求不断增加,从边缘到云设备的数据传输的能耗以及云内的功耗将进一步增加,除非边缘设备变得足够高效以直接计算例如数据。传感器直接在地方进行数据记录。因此,为了实现IT部门功耗的整体降低,从而促进减少全球二氧化碳排放,开发能够在移动和边缘设备中实现高效计算的电子技术变得越来越重要。因此,采用非易失性存储设备的新颖计算范例引起了人们的极大兴趣。特别是对于嵌入式设备,执行简单的逻辑运算是有意义的,其中数据或操作数位于或生成,即在存储器中或直接在传感器节点处。近内存计算和内存计算原则上是解决数据传输操作的高能源成本问题的答案。 ReProFeMris 项目致力于提供和实际实施未来忆阻铁电技术及其在未来节能嵌入式内存处理架构中的应用。设想的项目中将采用的忆阻铁电技术是铁电隧道结(FTJ),与其他技术相比,它是最节能的技术之一。到目前正在研究的经典 ReRAM、STT-MRAM 或 PCM。 我们的项目目标是利用铁电忆阻技术的独特功能,例如用于内存算术处理电路的 MLC 功能和可重构逻辑。更具体地说,我们的目标是利用铁电隧道结来实现非易失性逻辑门。然而,考虑到这些器件具有极低功耗运行的巨大前景,我们的目标是通过电路设计克服这些器件有限的 MLC 能力和低电流能力的限制,从而利用这些概念的功能。在第一个项目期结束时,将在硬件中实现极端节省面积和节能的可重构忆阻内存计算电路以及MLC特征开发电路的各种基本算术构建模块,并将结果作为技术报告发布,并通过NaMLab和FAU的网页公开。
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Memristives In-Memory-Computing: Radiation hard Memory for Computing in Space
忆阻内存计算:用于太空计算的辐射硬内存
- 批准号:
441921944 - 财政年份:2020
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Integrated Memristor-Based Computer Architectures
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389549790 - 财政年份:2017
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183852739 - 财政年份:2010
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Organic architectures for self-organising smart pixel sensor chips
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Memristive hybrid on-chip memory for a low-power RISC-V processor - Design and Implementation (HYB-RISC)
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536099247 - 财政年份:
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