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advancedneuro

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This material is for the topic “Phototransduction using Silicon” for the ETH Neuroscience Center course on Advanced Topics in Neurobiology, part 2: Signal Transduction in the nervous system (See [Schedule for Spring 2008 course].) The topic of this lecture is how we can model biological phototransduction in biological photoreceptors using silicon microcircuits, and how this modeling leads to new types of practical vision sensor devices. It includes an introduction for neuroscientists to how sil…

block

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Block course in Insights in Neuroinformatics (ETH 227-1049-00L) This page has material for the block course for 5th semester biology students. This part of the course is taught by Tobi Delbruck and is about biological and silicon retinas. The teaching assistants for 2014 are Chenghan Li and Minhao Yang.

blockcourseneuroscience

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Vision: Human and Electronic This material is for Tobi Delbruck's part of the block course on Computational Neuroscience for biology students taught by . * [The assignment] * [Lecture slide handouts] * [Paper on the silicon retina] * [Paper on the Physiologist's Friend chip] * The silicon retina dynamic vision sensor * The physiologist's friend project * Adapative photoreceptor circuit Matlab code for experiments %% loadaerdat; % loads retina data fro…

copyright

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Material may be copyrighted. Some material copyrighted by Tobi Delbruck (e.g. lecture slides) exclusive of included material. IEEE owns the copyright to all material included that is published by the IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. However, permission to reprint/republish this material for advertising or promotional purposes or for creating new collective works for resale or redistribution to servers or lists, or to reuse any copyrighted component of this work in other works,…

dlp

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DLP lecture material - Building high performance neuromorphic and bioinspired systems Here is material for my IEEE Circuits and Systems (CAS) DLP lectures: The first lectures were at the EAMTA school for microelectronics in Cordoba Argentina, Sept. 2007. The second set of lectures were given in Australia Dec. 2007 in Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, and Brisbane. Lecture slides * [Building high performance neuromorphic and bioinspired systems: Spike-based digital vision] - handout of slides for S…

eamta

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EAMTA school, Cordoba, Argentina, Sept 2007 The EAMTA school of microelectronics was held for a week in Sept 2007 in Cordoba, Argentina. It was organized by Pedro Julian and Pablo Mandolesi (the local CAS chapter chair) [Pedro Julian and Pablo Mandolesi] with lots of help from many others and sponsorship from the IEEE CAS society and several companies, including Clariphy, Synposys, Freescale, and MOSIS.

friend

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Physiologist's Friend Chip design The Physiologist's Friend Chip is a tool for educators and physiologists that electronically models the early visual system. This page holds the design of the friend23 chip, which is the most recent design dated 2001. [Layout of friend23] Layout of the Friend23 design. Die size is 2.

ieeecr

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illustrator

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Adobe Illustrator and how it annoys me Adobe Illustrator is a powerful illustration program that I have used for technical illustration for a long time, but some things just drive me crazy. I'm tempted to learn Corel Draw since it seems better suited for technical illustration.

introneuro

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Introductory Course in Neuroscience: Neuromorphic Technology This material is for the lecture Neuromorphic Technology presented by Tobi Delbruck (formerly Shih-Chii Liu) in the Introductory Neuroscience Course coordinated by The Neuroscience Center, Zurich (ZNZ). The exam question will be based on the following material:

max_delbruck_stuff

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2024-02-29T07:28:57+00:00

Max Delbruck papers and other material My father Max wrote some papers and articles of general interest that I really enjoy. There is also a good oral history from Caltech's Engineering and Science Magazine. This content was inspired by the Max 100 Centennial celebration at Cold Spring Harbor that took place August 2006, followed by the Delbruck Centrum Berlin centennial and the subsequent

microcontroller_part

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Microcontroller resources The class uses an AVR32 microcontroller from Atmel, specifically, the UC3 type controller AT32UC3B1256, mounted on a small development board called copper, developed by StackFoundry. Development tools are available from . The copper board assembly is based on Daniel Fasnacht's SMD course in Telluride

pcb_part

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PCB design for Electronics for Physicists II (Digital) We use the freeware version of the Eagle PCB (=Printed Circuit Board) software in this course. See for support information, libraries, etc. The so-called copper board used in the course has the Eagle schematics at in the archive copper.zip.

publications

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Delbruck publications You can also see the sensors group publications and INI publication database. arxiv publications * A. Aimar, H. Mostafa, E. Calabrese, A. Rios-Navarro, R. Tapiador-Morales, I.-A. Lungu, M. B. Milde, F. Corradi, A. Linares-Barranco, S.-C. Liu, and T. Delbruck, “NullHop: A Flexible Convolutional Neural Network Accelerator Based on Sparse Representations of Feature Maps,” arXiv:1706.01406 [cs], Jun. 2017 [Online]. Available:

radiometry

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Notes on Practical Photometry Radiometry and photometry units for image and vision sensor developers (relating chip illumination to scene illumination) See these [Notes on practical photometry], written based on work in the Pulsed-Bipolar imager project carried out at Synaptics, Foveon and National Semiconductor around 1997 and periodicaly updated.

start

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Tobi Delbruck Wiki Back to Tobi Delbruck home. (This wiki holds newer material). Courses/Teaching * teaching - List of courses taught fully or in part by Delbruck * Open Student Projects * Electronics for Physicists II (Digital) * Intro. to Neuroscience course taught by ZNZ * Advanced course in Neurobiology, part II: Signal Transduction in the nervous system * Block course in Insights to Neuroinformatics: Neuromorphic Engineering, Retinas: biological and silicon * DLP lecture ma…

tanner

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Tips and tricks for Tanner EDA tools We use www.tanner.com/eda tools for our chip design and have learned a number of useful tricks. These are for version 12x. * When doing extract of a large array, populate just the rim with circuits (e.g. pixels), ensuring full generality of course, and simplify the wiring of the dummy connection cells as much as possible, e.g. just metal wires and no diffusion or wells.

teaching

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Courses taught by Tobi Delbruck at the Inst. of Neuroinformatics (INI). * Electronics for Physicists II (Digital) - spring semester course on digital electronics for physicists using microcontrollers and programmable logic devices, with printed circuit board design and surface mount assembly. * Neuromorphic Engineering I and II - full year course on neuromorphic circuits and chip design.