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Description: Binary synapses are fundamental components in neuromorphic computing, mimicking the functioning of the human brain. These synapses can exist in one of two states, allowing them to represent information efficiently and effectively. Unlike traditional synapses that can have multiple signal levels, binary synapses simplify the information transmission process by limiting themselves to two states: […]