In-sensor Computing ANN Capacitive Sensors
This letter proposes an in-sensor computing multiply-and-accumulate (MAC) circuit based on capacitance. The MAC circuits can constitute an artificial neural network(ANN) layer and be operated as ANN classifiers and autoencoders. The proposed circuit is a promising scheme for capacitive ANN image sensors, showing competitively high efficiency and lower power.
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