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13 October 1998 Color sensor and neural processor on one chip
Emile Fiesler, Shannon R. Campbell, Lother Kempem, Tuan A. Duong
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Abstract
Low-cost, compact, and robust color sensor that can operate in real-time under various environmental conditions can benefit many applications, including quality control, chemical sensing, food production, medical diagnostics, energy conservation, monitoring of hazardous waste, and recycling. Unfortunately, existing color sensor are either bulky and expensive or do not provide the required speed and accuracy. In this publication we describe the design of an accurate real-time color classification sensor, together with preprocessing and a subsequent neural network processor integrated on a single complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuit. This one-chip sensor and information processor will be low in cost, robust, and mass-producible using standard commercial CMOS processes. The performance of the chip and the feasibility of its manufacturing is proven through computer simulations based on CMOS hardware parameters. Comparisons with competing methodologies show a significantly higher performance for our device.
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Emile Fiesler, Shannon R. Campbell, Lother Kempem, and Tuan A. Duong "Color sensor and neural processor on one chip", Proc. SPIE 3455, Applications and Science of Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems, and Evolutionary Computation, (13 October 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.326715
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KEYWORDS
Neural networks

Sensors

Neurons

CMOS sensors

CMOS technology

Cameras

Data processing

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