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Low-power electronics

IEEE Design & Test of Computers, 1994
Plans for a government sponsored research program call for the development of a new electronics technology base for hand-size information systems. This base will enable the design and implementation of semiconductor technologies that consume two orders of magnitude less power than conventional technology would have allowed.
Zachary J. Lemnios, Kaigham J. Gabriel
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Low-power divider

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1999
The general objective of our work is to develop methods to reduce the energy consumption of arithmetic modules while maintaining the delay unchanged and keeping the increase in the area to a minimum. Here, we illustrate some techniques for dividers realized in CMOS technology.
Alberto Nannarelli, Tomás Lang
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A low-power correlator

Proceedings of the 10th Great Lakes symposium on VLSI, 2000
The complex valued matched filter correlators consume maximum power in the DS/SS CDMA receivers. These correlators accumulate 1024 samples lying in the range -7 to +7. This accumulation needs 3 data bits, 1 sign bit and 10 extra bits for overflow. Hence, the correlator can be implemented as a cascade of 4-bit full adder and a 10-bit incrementer.
Bibhudatta Sahoo 0002   +2 more
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Low Power Test

2008 IEEE International Test Conference, 2008
The power consumed during test mode is higher than the functional mode and becomes significantly higher for low power devices. The increased heat can result in chip burnouts and reliability issues due to electro-migration. This poster presents the reasons for higher power consumption, its consequences, and various solutions, both at hardware and ...
Swapnil Bahl   +2 more
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Low-Power Testing for Low-Power Devices

2010 IEEE 25th International Symposium on Defect and Fault Tolerance in VLSI Systems, 2010
Low-power devices are indispensable for modern electronic applications, and numerous hardware/software techniques have been developed for drastically reducing functional power dissipation. However, the testing of such low-power devices has increasingly become a serious problem, especially in at-speed scan testing where a transition is launched at the ...
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Low-power software for low-power people

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE Symposium on Low Power Electronics, 2002
We have been working towards portable terminals that interact with the user via speech synthesis, automatic speech recognition, and handwriting recognition. Our work includes the development of hardware platforms, operating system (OS) and application software; and the adaptation of signal processing algorithms to these systems.
J.H. Snyder, J.B. McKie, B.N. Locanthi
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Low power and QoS

IEEE Concurrency, 1999
Quality of service has recently emerged as one of the most important research topics and engineering problems in a number of fields, including the Internet, multimedia, and wireless communication. However, the interest in QoS in these fields has not been matched by similar interest among system designers.
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Radiation effects in low power and ultra low power voltage references

2016 17th Latin-American Test Symposium (LATS), 2016
This work investigates the effects of ionizing radiation in low power and ultra-low power voltage references. Two specific circuits were selected as case studies, both designed in IBM 130nm technology. By means of SPICE simulation, the electrical equivalent effects of Total Ionizing Dose (TID) were simulated, corresponding to a total dose of 500krad. A
Daniel Fusco, Tiago R. Balen
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