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Peng Chen¹, Fenghao Liu¹, Peng Lin^2,3

¹College of Computer Science and Technology, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.

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This study introduces a novel electrochemical memory (ECRAM) array for efficient analog programming in neural networks. The developed ECRAM enables accurate in-situ training of artificial intelligence hardware, achieving high classification accuracy.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering

Background:

Emerging memories offer low-power analog computing for neural networks.
Device non-idealities limit accurate analog programming in memory arrays.
This hinders in-situ training applications for artificial intelligence (AI).

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate a passive electrochemical memory (ECRAM) array for accurate analog programming.
To enable efficient in-situ training of neural networks using emerging memory hardware.
To overcome limitations posed by device non-idealities in AI hardware.

Main Methods:

Developed a passive electrochemical memory (ECRAM) array.
Programmed image patterns into the ECRAM array using open-loop, serial methods.
In-situ trained a bilayer neural network on the ECRAM array.
Simulated training for large-scale neural networks like VGG-8.

Main Results:

Achieved high programming accuracies without feedback adjustments.
Demonstrated excellent open-loop analog programmability.
Reached 99.4% software-like classification accuracy for poisonous mushroom detection.
Validated training capability for large-scale neural networks via simulation.

Conclusions:

The ECRAM array provides a viable solution for accurate analog programming.
This technology facilitates in-situ training of neural networks in AI hardware.
Presents a new pathway for implementing learning functions in emerging memory-based AI systems.