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Critical Temperature Sensor Based on Spiking Neuron Models

We developed a subthreshold CMOS circuit whose dynamical behavior, e.g., oscillatory or stationary behaviors, changes at a given threshold temperature with the aim of the development of low-power and compact temperature switch devices on monolithic ICs. The threshold temperature is set to a desired value by adjusting an external bias voltage. The circuit consists of two pMOS differential pairs, capacitors, a current reference circuit with low-temperature dependence, and two off-chip resistors.