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CM-PM1K Prototyping Module
 

The CogniMem Prototyping Module (CM-PM) is the smallest board featuring a CogniMem chip ready for use in the learning and recognition of patterns coming from an external sensor or microcontroller. Its low-pin count and low power consumption make it an ideal candidate for embedded designs avoiding the surface mount process. The CM1K chip is the sole active component and features 1024 silicon neurons working in parallel and implementing two well known non-linear classifiers.

It can recognize patterns at high speed while coping with ill-defined data, unknown events and changes of contexts and working conditions. CM-PM enables education and research teams to get an initial perception of the CM1K chip’s simplicity of deployment.

CM-PM is easy to connect to a microcontroller through I2C serial communication. The knowledge (the content of the neurons) can be uploaded from a file or built on the module by sending teaching instructions to the neurons. The parallel output bus can be directly connected to a category display such as seven segments, LED, speech synthesizer or other format. Battery operation is possible.

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CogniMem Prototyping Module CM-PM Application Ideas

Image Recognition

  • Part inspection
  • Object recognition
  • Face recognition
  • Target tracking
  • Video monitoring
  • Kinematics
  • More…

Signal Recognition

  • Speech recognition
  • Radar identification
  • EKG, EEG monitoring
  • Sonar identification
  • Vibration monitoring
  • More…

The CogniMem neural network implements two powerful non-linear classifiers (RCE and KNN) in a natively parallel architecture. The tremendous benefit of this architecture is a recognition cycle which remains under 11 us @ 27 MHz. If the real-time recognition engine built into the chip is running, the data received on the digital input bus is automatically broadcasted to the neurons and the response of the neuron with the best match is available within less than 11 microseconds after the feed of the last data.

CM1K neural network

  • Parallel architecture with 1024 neurons
  • RCE (Restricted Coulomb Energy)
  • Two classifiers:
    Radial Basis Function (RBF)
    K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) classifier
  • Vector data: up to 256 bytes
  • Classification status: Identified (pin 13) Uncertain (pin 14) or Unknown
  • Categories: up to 32768 values
  • Distance calculation: L1 or LSup distance norms
  • Sub-networks: up to 127 context values Trained by example
  • Recognition stage for direct digital input

Connectivity

  • Serial bus I2C (100 kbit, 400 kbit and 3.3Mbit)

Electrical / mechanical

  • 300 mW @ 27 MHz
  • 3.3 V I/O operation 1.2 V core supply
  • Dimensions 40 x 32 x 10 mm

Module pin assignment

Module pin assignment

For more information, you can download some documentations from HERE.

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