Analog Bit
Analog bit research focuses on representing and processing discrete data using continuous signals, aiming to improve efficiency and overcome limitations of traditional digital methods. Current research explores diverse applications, including neuromorphic computing (using models like leaky integrate-and-fire neurons and employing techniques like phase encoding), machine learning for image processing and data generation (leveraging diffusion models and self-conditioning), and analog circuit optimization (utilizing genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning). This work holds significant potential for advancing areas like low-power AI hardware, efficient data representation, and automated analog circuit design.
Papers
TAFA: Design Automation of Analog Mixed-Signal FIR Filters Using Time Approximation Architecture
Shiyu Su, Qiaochu Zhang, Juzheng Liu, Mohsen Hassanpourghadi, Rezwan Rasul, Mike Shuo-Wei Chen
Analog/Mixed-Signal Circuit Synthesis Enabled by the Advancements of Circuit Architectures and Machine Learning Algorithms
Shiyu Su, Qiaochu Zhang, Mohsen Hassanpourghadi, Juzheng Liu, Rezwan A Rasul, Mike Shuo-Wei Chen