Using the AML100

The AML100 is the first chip in the system to analyze data, before the digital core and/or the cloud. The

AML100 determines data relevance while the data are still analog and turns the digital core on only when

needed, resulting in a 95% reduction in always-on system power. The chip is fully programmable within

software and the can be configured for signal conditioning, sensor interfacing, feature extraction, a neural

network, and data compression, among other functions, for a complete always-on edge-processing solution

that optimizes power and footprint.

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AML100 Functional Blocks

The AML100 incorporates an array of

configurable analog blocks (CABs) that are

programmed via software.

Within each CAB:

• Analog NVM (non-volatile memory) stores

parameters (neural network weights, filter

bandwidth, etc.)

• An extensive on-chip library of circuit

elements can be selected, arranged, and

used as needed for specific signal

processing tasks (e.g., sensor interfacing,

spectral analysis, neural network, etc.)