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This paper presents a VLSI embodiment of an optical tracking computational sensor which focuses attention on a salient target in its field of view. Using both low-latency massive parallel processing and top-down sensory adaptation, the sensor suppresses interference front features irrelevant for the task at hand, and tracks a target of interest at speeds of up to 7000 pixels/s. The sensor locks onto the target to continuously provide control for the execution of a perceptually guided activity. The sensor prototype, a 24×24 array of cells, is built in 2-μm CMOS technology. Each cell occupies 62 μm×62 μm of silicon, and contains a photodetector and processing electronics 相似文献
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Analysis of a TE011 mode composite sapphire-rutile dielectric resonator has been carried out to study the temperature variation of resonance
frequency, close to the Cs atomic clock hyperfine frequency of 9.192 GHz. The complementary behavior of dielectric permittivity
with temperature of the composite has been exploited to obtain the desired turning point in the resonant frequency. The frequency
of the composite structure is found to be independent of the shield diameter beyond four times the puck diameter. 相似文献
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A simple light-sensitive CMOS ring oscillator, the oscillation frequency of which depends on the chip ambient illumination, is presented. An experimental 21-stage ring oscillator fabricated in 0.5 μm CMOS changes the pulse frequency from 50 Hz in total darkness to 2 MHz in extreme bright ambient at Vdd=1 V 相似文献
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MVN Murthy Urjit A Yajnik KRS Balaji G Bhattacharyya Amol Dighe Shashikant Dugad ND Hari Dass PK Kabir Kamales Kar D Indumathi John G Learned Debasish Majumdar NK Mondal MVN Murthy SN Nayak Sandip Pakvasa Amitava Raychaudhuri RS Raghavan G Rajasekaran R Ramachandran Alak K Ray Asim K Ray Saurabh Rindani HS Sharatchandra Rahul Sinha Nita Sinha S Umasankar Urjit A Yajnik 《Pramana》2000,55(1-2):347-355
We have identified some important and worthwhile physics opportunities with a possible neutrino detector located in India.
Particular emphasis is placed on the geographical advantage with a stress on the complimentary aspects with respect to other
neutrino detectors already in operation. 相似文献
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