Table of Contents

1 Synthesis.- 2 The Silicon Retina.- 2.1 Anatomical Models.- 2.2 Architecture of the Silicon Retina.- 2.3 Photoreceptors.- 2.4 Horizontal Cells.- 2.5 Bipolar Cells.- 2.6 Physical Constraints on Information Processing.- 2.7 Emergent Properties.- 3 The Silicon Optic Nerve.- 3.1 Summary of Existing Techniques.- 3.2 Address-Event Representation.- 3.3 Model of Data-Transfer Timing Efficiency.- 3.4 Data Transfer in One Dimension.- 3.5 Two-Dimensional Retina-Receiver System.- 3.6 Advantages of Address Events.- 4 Stereopsis.- 4.1 Stereocorrespondence.- 4.2 Neurophysiology.- 4.3 Stereocorrespondence Algorithms.- 4.4 Stereocorrespondence Chip.- 4.5 Experiments.- 4.6 Stereocorrespondence as a Model of Cortical Function.- 5 System.- A Simple Circuits.- A.1 Transistors.- A.2 Current Mirrors.- A.3 Differential Pairs.- A.4 Transconductance Amplifiers.- A.5 Low-Pass Filter.- A.6 Resistor.

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