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ULTRA-LOW-POWER LOW BIO-INSPIRED INSPIRED AND BIOMEDICAL SYSTEMS Rahul Sarpeshkar Research Lab of Electronics Massachusetts Institute of Technology Electrical Engineering and Computer Science FOE Talk September 21 st, 2011

ANALOG COMPUTATION VS. DIGITAL COMPUTATION Analog Digital Compute on a continuous set e.g. R [0,1] Compute on a discrete set e.g. {0,1} Primitives of computation arise from the physics of the computing devices: Physical relations of NFETs, PFETs, capacitors, resistors, floating-gate devices, KVL, KCL, etc. The amount of computation squeezed out of a single transistor is high. Primitives of computation arise from the mathematics of Boolean logic: Logical relations like AND, OR, NOT, NAND, XOR, et. The transistor is used as a switch, and the amount of computation squeezed out of a single transistor is low. One wire represents many bits of information Computation is offset-prone since it is sensitive to the parameters of the physical devices. Noise due to thermal fluctuations in physical devices. Signal not restored at each stage of the computation. In a cascade of analog stages, noise starts to accumulate and build up. Not easily programmable. Graceful soft degradation One wire represents one bit of information Computation is not offset-prone since it is insensitive to the parameters of the physical devices. Noise due to roundoff error and temporal aliasing. Signal restored at each stage of the computation Roundoff-error does not accumulate significantly for many computations. Easily programmable. Catastrophic hard failure

THREE BIG INSIGHTS ABOUT ANALOG VERSUS DIGITAL 1. Analog is more efficient than digital at low precision and vice versa. 2. Collective analog or mixedsignal computation as in biology is more energy efficient than purely analog or purely digital computation. 3. There is an optimum point to digitize

SPECTRUM ANALYZERS: MAN VERSUS NATURE THE RF COCHLEA 20x lower hardware cost than an analog filter bank 100x lower power than direct digitization. Topology Acquisition time Hardware Parallelism complexity Analog filter bank * # O(N) O(N 2 ) N FFT * O(N log(n)) O(N log(n)) N Cochlea # O(N) O(N) N

Cochlear Implant for the Profoundly Deaf

251μW Analog Cochlear-Implant Processor 1 20x lower power than current A D and DSP designs 2 Will enable 30yr battery operation on a single 100mAh 1. 20x lower power than current A-D and DSP designs. 2. Will enable 30yr battery operation on a single 100mAh battery with 1000 wireless recharges and 750μW to spare for stimulation power. 3. Solution at or near energy-efficient optimal even at the end of Moore s law 4. First test with cochlear-implant subject was successful and she understood speech with it. 5. Robust to power-supply noise, temperature variations, thermal noise, and transistor mismatch. 6. The chip has 373 programmable bits that can change 86 patient parameters.

357μW Bio-inspired Asynchronous Interleaved Sampling g( (AIS) cochlear-implant processor Allows phase and consequently music information to be encoded for deaf patients with very low stimulation power: It can automatically sample high-intensity channels finely and low-intensity channels coarsely thus preserving low average power across all channels. Original Envelope Only (Traditional cochlear implants) AIS (Envelope + Phase)

COCHLEAR-IMPLANT BUILDING BLOCKS (http://www.rle.mit.edu/avbs/) Cochlea-Inspired Companding Algorithm for Noise Reduction Ultra-energy-efficient adiabatic energy-recycling neural stimulator Micropower Neural Amplifier Wireless Recharging 1 nj/bit Impedance-Modulation Wireless Telemetry System

In-vivo testing of Systems Wireless Neural Stimulation Bird Song Data Brain Implant for the Blind or Paralyzed Wireless Neural Recording Monkey Action Potential Data Amplitude 1ms

SPECIFICATIONS OF A HUMAN CELL - 10 μm overall size -10 7 biochemical operations per second - 1 pw power consumption - 30,000 node gene-protein molecular network with nanoscale devices. - 20kT per molecular operation (vs. 10 5 kt in advanced electronics) - 036 0.36 nm between base pairs in DNA. Average protein is 5 nm. - Functions: sensing, communication, actuation, feedback regulation, molecular synthesis, molecular transport, detoxification, defense, self assembly of organism from a single embryonic cell. The cell is a marvel of nanotechnology Biology computes efficiently and precisely with noisy and unreliable components on noisy real-world signals. Biology exploits collective analog or hybrid computation to achieve this feat

Cells are Mixed-Signal Nanotechnology Supercomputers Feedback Loops are critical in providing robustness to signal and device noise and in adapting to signal statistics.

DEEP CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CHEMISTRY AND SUBTRHESHOLD ELECTRONICS Programmable Chemical Reaction Circuit Electronic simulation of coupled chemical reactions MATLAB CHIP

Cytomorphic Systems: From Cells to Electronics and Electronics to Cells: Potential Applications: 1. Ultra-fast digitally programmable stochastic simulation of large-scale extra-cellular l and intracellular l networks (cells, organs, systems, the body) by analog supercomputers. 2. Circuit design for synthetic biology, e.g., for the design of genetic circuits in non-medical and medical applications. 3. Circuits-and-feedback robustness analysis of network sensitivity to gene mutations in several diseases like cancer and diabetes.

SUMMARY 1. Three insights from an analog-vs-digital analysis: 1) Analog is more efficient than digital at low local precision and vice versa; 2) Collective analog or hybrid computation as in biology is more energy efficient than either analog or digital computation; 3) There is an optimum point to digitize. 2. An RF Cochlea, a cochlea-inspired highly parallel architecture for ultra-fast RF spectrum analysis via collective analog computation outperforms both FFT and analog filter bank architectures. 3. Ultra-low-power electronics and bio-inspired signal processing for cochlear implants for the deaf and brain implants for the blind and paralyzed were discussed. 4. I discussed d how a new field that t I term cytomorphic electronics, i.e., electronics inspired by cell biology could be enabled by a powerful mapping between the equations of chemistry and the equations of subthreshold h electronics. This mapping enables analog circuit design to be ported to synthetic biological circuits in a rigorous fashion, and biology to be simulated by analog circuits in an ultra-fast fashion. Thus, it has the potential ti to revolutionize i the conceptual, computational, and therapeutic aspects of biology and medicine. http://www.rle.mit.edu/acbs/ TEN UNIVERSAL PRINCIPLES FOR LOW-POWER DESIGN: ANALOG, DIGITAL, BIOLOGY, ELECTRONICS, CARS