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Technology mapping for low power
Proceedings of the ASP-DAC '99 Asia and South Pacific Design Automation Conference 1999 (Cat. No.99EX198), 1999Power consumption has become a great concern for IC and system designs. As a consequence, power-driven technology mapping has attracted several research attentions. However, the power model they used cannot properly capture the power dissipation when the output of a gate does not switch.
Ching-Wei Yeh +2 more
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IEEE Micro, 1995
Battery-powered multimedia systems challenge designers to pack enormous signal-processing power into a low-power chip. The V830 chip achieves this by combining a special instruction set and fast, 32-bit parallel multiply-adder with internal RAM for quicker memory accesses. This gives the newest entry in the V800 series signal-processing capabilities as
Kouhei Nadehara +3 more
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Battery-powered multimedia systems challenge designers to pack enormous signal-processing power into a low-power chip. The V830 chip achieves this by combining a special instruction set and fast, 32-bit parallel multiply-adder with internal RAM for quicker memory accesses. This gives the newest entry in the V800 series signal-processing capabilities as
Kouhei Nadehara +3 more
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[1991] Proceedings. First Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI, 2002
A full custom, 25 MHz, 1.6 mu m CMOS correlator chip is presented. The 5.15 mm by 4.23 mm chip performs either autocorrelation or crosscorrelation, consuming less than 10 mW per channel. The correlator, designed for a space borne spectrometer, contains 32 channels and is cascadable.
John A. Canaris, Sterling R. Whitaker
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A full custom, 25 MHz, 1.6 mu m CMOS correlator chip is presented. The 5.15 mm by 4.23 mm chip performs either autocorrelation or crosscorrelation, consuming less than 10 mW per channel. The correlator, designed for a space borne spectrometer, contains 32 channels and is cascadable.
John A. Canaris, Sterling R. Whitaker
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Recognition in a Low-Power Environment
25th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops, 2005This paper formally defines recognition as a new security principle closely related to authentication. Low-power sensor networks with no pre-deployment information require the less authoritative security of recognition. We give general properties of recognition protocols based on the method of key disclosure.
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1998 IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems. Surfing the Waves of Science and Technology (Cat. No.98EX196), 2002
The design of a low-power standard cell library has to satisfy several requirements, such as low activity of the internal nodes, reduced parasitic capacitances and the ability to work at very low Vdd. This paper presents some of these aspects with design examples of basic cells of a low-power library.
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The design of a low-power standard cell library has to satisfy several requirements, such as low activity of the internal nodes, reduced parasitic capacitances and the ability to work at very low Vdd. This paper presents some of these aspects with design examples of basic cells of a low-power library.
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Proceedings of the 1998 international symposium on Low power electronics and design - ISLPED '98, 1998
Multiple power saving methods were applied to a video processor for color digital video and still cameras. Architectural level methods failed to save power: asynchronous design, dynamic voltage scaling, bus switching minimization, pipeline stage merging, reduction of switching times and clock gating.
Uzi Zangi, Ran Ginosar
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Multiple power saving methods were applied to a video processor for color digital video and still cameras. Architectural level methods failed to save power: asynchronous design, dynamic voltage scaling, bus switching minimization, pipeline stage merging, reduction of switching times and clock gating.
Uzi Zangi, Ran Ginosar
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A decade of low-power wireless
2013 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops (PERCOM Workshops), 2013Energy has always been the number one issue in wireless sensor networks, both because of the resource constraints of sensor nodes and because of the need for untethered operation. In particular, the energy footprint of wireless communication has been the object of a great deal of interest over the past decade.
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Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Application- Specific Systems, Architectures, and Processors, 2003
In this paper, we present a novel design procedure for multi-module, multi-port memory design that satisfies area and/or energy/timing constraints. Our procedure consists of (i) use of storage bandwidth optimization (SBO) techniques to simplify the conflict graph and (ii) use of memory exploration techniques to determine the best memory configuration ...
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In this paper, we present a novel design procedure for multi-module, multi-port memory design that satisfies area and/or energy/timing constraints. Our procedure consists of (i) use of storage bandwidth optimization (SBO) techniques to simplify the conflict graph and (ii) use of memory exploration techniques to determine the best memory configuration ...
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The Future Is Low Power and Test
2008 13th European Test Symposium, 2008Summary form only given. Dr. Gordon E. Moore's Law - integration's capacity doubles every two years - is under server pressure. Leakage power is the major factor in the challenge to keep Moore's Law alive and well. As process technologies continue to shrink, and feature demands continue to increase, more and more capabilities are being pushed into ...
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Wireless power transfer based on novel physical concepts
Nature Electronics, 2021Polina Kapitanova +2 more
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