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1 28.7: Pairwise Coupled Hybrid Vanadium Dioxide-MOSFET (HVFET) Oscillators for Non- Boolean Associative Computing N. Shukla 1, A. Parihar 2, M. Cotter 1, H. Liu 1, M. Barth 1, X. Li 1, N. Chandramoorthy 1, H. Paik 3, D. G. Schlom 3, V. Narayanan 1, A. Raychowdhury 2, and S. Datta 1 1 The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, USA 2 Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 3 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA Wednesday: 11:35 AM Session: CDI 1

2 Associative Computing Input Pattern Memorized pattern PSU [X] [Y] degree of match or association between [X] and [Y] Ø Applications: Data recognition, mining and classification -Pattern / Image recognition -Visual Saliency 2

3 Distance norm for Associative processing [X] [Y] Distance Calculator p [X: p1, q1] [Y: p2, q2] Y p Y p Y X q X q X q Absolute value difference (L 1 ) Square of distance (L 2 ) Fractional distance (L k ; k<1) Ø An associative computing platform must compute distance 3

4 Euclidean Distance Calculation using CMOS Accelerator P 1 P 2 P 3 P 4 C P 5 P 6 P 7 P 8 32nm CMOS accelerator P 1 C P 2 C P 3 C P 4 C P 359 C P 360 C % 48% 46% 13.1mW & ~500,000 gates Adder tree, subtractors and multipliers: A power bottleneck Ø Boolean bottleneck in Adder tree and Square root (500,000 gates!) Ø Evaluate an alternate non-boolean architecture to overcome 4 bottleneck 5% + - Control logic +

5 Non-Boolean Computing with Synchronized Oscillators V resonant freq Frequency V Phase ϕ V 1 V 1 V 2 V 1 V 2 V 2 time Ø Use synchronization dynamics (phase, frequency) of coupled oscillators as computational state variable 5 time

6 Coupled Oscillatory Systems Synchronization of Metronomes CMOS (Ikelguchi Lab) Opto-mechanical Oscillators Shibata, Tadashi, et al. "CMOS supporting circuitries for nano-oscillator-based associative memories. CNNA, th International Workshop on. IEEE, Spin Torque Oscillators Free layer Fixed layer Zhang, Mian, et al. "Synchronization of micromechanical oscillators using light." Physical review letters (2012): Kaka, Shehzaad, Matthew R. Pufall, William H. Rippard, Thomas J. Silva, Stephen E. Russek, and Jordan A. Katine. "Mutual phase-locking of microwave spin torque nano-oscillators." Nature 437, no (2005):

7 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 7

8 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 8

9 Insulator-metal phase transition in VO 2 Resistivity (Ω.cm) insulator metal Metallic VO 2 rutile Insulating VO T emperature (K ) monoclinic Ø Abrupt change in VO 2 resistivity through electron correlation dynamics in ultra-thin VO 2 films. M. Huefner, R. Ghosh, E. Freeman, N. Shulka, H. Paik, D. G. Schlom, and S. Datta "Hubbard Gap Modulation in Vanadium Dioxide Nanoscale Tunnel Junctions", Nano Letters, October

10 Electrically induced phase transition V DC 2.0 Current (ma) metal insulator Electric Field (kv/cm) Ø Abrupt, hysteretic phase transition can be electrically triggered 10

11 VO 2 based Oscillators V DC t V DC V DC VO 2 Ià M VO 2 Mà I V DC R S C V 1 R S C V 1 V 1 V 1 t R S V 1 (V) experiment V 1 V 1 t t Time (µs ) 11 Ø Series resistance (R S ) can enable oscillations

12 V 1 Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator V 1 t D V DC V GS S t V DC Frequency (khz) 100 Si substrate V GS (V) Ø Voltage controlled VO 2 oscillator realized by 12 replacing R S with a MOSFET (HVFET Oscillator) V 1 (V) Time (µs )

13 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 13

14 Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators V 2 V 2 (output) V DC V GS,2 C C Si substrate V DC V 1 (output) V GS,1 S D D S C C = 2.2nF t V DC t V 1 t Power (db) Resonant frequency V 1 V Frequency (khz) Ø Capacitively coupled oscillators show frequency 14 synchronization

15 Synchronization of Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Resonant frequency (khz) ΔV GS = V GS,2 -V GS,1 V (V) ΔV GS V 1,2 (V) Time (ms) Ø Resonant frequency can be tuned with ΔV GS Ø Oscillators show near anti-phase synchronization V 2 15

16 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 16

17 Equivalent Circuit for coupled HVFET Oscillators V MOS R VO 2 R C VO 2 C V MOS 2 1 C V + 2 GS,2 - g m V gs g 0 V GS,1 + - g 0 g m V gs C 1 MOSFET MOSFET Ø Equivalent circuit to analyze HVFET oscillator synchronization dynamics 17

18 Phase Space Diagram (locking / unlocking) V DC V DC ΔV GS =-0.2 V ΔV GS =-0.02 V VO 2 VO 2 C C Unlocked ΔV GS =0.02 V Locked ΔV GS =0.2 V V gs1 V gs2 ΔV GS =V GS,2 -V GS,1 Locked Unlocked Ø Gate Input voltage difference decides synchronization 18

19 Phase Space Diagram (Locked Case) 0.8 V GS,1 = 0.3V V GS,2 = 0.3V 0.8 V GS,1 = 0.3V V GS,2 = 0.32V 0.8 V GS,1 = 0.3V V GS,2 = 0.35V V 2 (V) 0.7 P XOR= V 1 (V) Ø Part of steady state periodic orbit in the XOR=0 region of the phase space depends on ΔV GS = V GS,2 - V GS,1 19

20 Phase Difference measurement V 1 Coupled Oscillator Output Output Threshold XOR Time Average V 2 Ø System implementation to measure steady state periodic orbit of the HVFET oscillators 20

21 XOR Distance calculation using Coupled HVFET oscillators experiment ΔV GS = V GS,2 -V GS, (V) ΔV GS XOR Ø Degree of match between inputs can be measured with HVFET oscillators simulation ΔV GS = V GS,2 -V GS, ΔV GS (V) 21

22 Y (a.u.) Distance Norm (L) for pairwise coupled oscillators XOR output of Coupled Oscillators X (a.u.) XOR Y (a.u.) Ø Synchronized HVFET oscillators follow a L 1/2 distance norm Ø Distance computing hardware realized using synchronized 22 HVFET oscillators 1 Fractional distance norm X (a.u.) L 1/

23 Visual attention using Coupled Oscillators and CMOS Visual Attention Ø Objects with high degree of contrast most salient 23 to human eye

24 Visual Saliency using Coupled Oscillators and CMOS Coupled Oscillators CMOS Ø VO 2 coupled oscillators an alternate hardware to do visual saliency 24

25 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 25

26 1% CMOS based Euclidean norm 48% 5% + - Control logic 13.1mW & ~500,000 gates Benchmarking 46% + Power Consumption (W) 1.00E E E E E mw ~1500X 8 µw Ø Small number of oscillators required to a compute distance norm Ø Distance computing with oscillators results in ~1500X 26 power reduction (fundamental distance computing hardware)

27 Power Analysis: HVFET based computational hardware Oscillator (8-Pairs) Threshold/Buffer XOR 5-bit Counter Averager Peripheral circuitry~97% 34.18% ~8 µw 3% 12.39% 11.28% 39.06% ~259 µw 8 oscillators gates Ø Peripheral circuitry a large power consumer 27

28 Benchmarking Power Consumption (W) 1.00E E E E E mw ~50X 259 µw Ø ~50X power reduction enabled through a physics 28 based computing approach!

29 Outline Ø Vanadium dioxide (VO 2 ) based relaxation oscillators Phase transition in VO 2 Oscillator demonstration via resistive feedback Hybrid VO 2 -MOSFET (HVFET) oscillator Ø Pairwise Coupled HVFET Oscillators Ø Computing with HVFET Oscillators Phase as computation state variable Ø Power Consumption and benchmarking Ø Summary 29

30 Summary Ø Experimental demonstration of coupled VO 2 based relaxation oscillators with input programmable synchronization Ø Demonstration of coupled oscillators as a fractional distance (L 1/2 ) computing machine Ø Application in Associative processing e.g. visual saliency Ø ~50X power performance improvement with physics based computing approach! 30

31 Thank you! 31

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