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Researchers propose time-domain optimized readout method for crosspoint resistive arrays

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Taro Tako, Hiroshi Kaminaga, and Taisuke Kobayashi propose a time-domain optimized readout method for crosspoint resistive arrays to address the inaccuracy of conventional frequency-domain readout caused by long interconnects and environmental noise in robotic tactile sensing. The method fits a time-domain observation model and uses the full waveform rather than only spectral amplitude to determine resistance values. In a 16×16 array simulation, the method reduced average readout error by 20% compared with baseline methods; validation over 1000 trials showed reductions of 24.6% in mean error and 77.6% in standard deviation. Improvements were also confirmed in crosspoint array simulations mimicking tactile sensor resistance distributions. All the above results come from simulation validation.

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11月9日
  1. arXiv cs.RO
    Robust Readout Method for Cross-Point Resistive Arrays Based on Time-Domain Optimization

    To address the inaccuracy of conventional frequency-domain readout caused by long interconnects and environmental noise in robotic tactile sensing, this study proposes a time-domain optimization readout method that determines resistance values by fitting a time-domain observation model and using the full waveform rather than only spectral amplitudes. In simulations of a 16×16 array, the method reduced the mean readout error by 20% compared with the baseline; validation over 1,000 trials showed reductions of 24.6% in mean error and 77.6% in standard deviation, and the improvement was also confirmed in cross-point array simulations emulating tactile sensor resistance distributions.

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