Best Practices For Power-Aware Verification: Because Designing For Low Power Is Only Half The Battle
As modern chips push the limits of power efficiency, power management has become a top priority. With today’s increasingly complex devices, verifying power intent isn’t just a technical requirement.
As chip complexities increase and the industry evolves to more battery-powered devices, power-aware/consumption research becomes an integral part of design in the ...
The Eclypse low-power solution is offered as the most comprehensive suite of proven system-level, verification, implementation and signoff tools, intellectual property (IP), methodologies and services ...
Under the number IEEE 1801, the IEEE has approved the Standard for Design and Verification of Low Power Integrated Circuits. Also known as Unified Power Format 2.0 (UPF 2.0), the standard was ...
Lattice Semiconductor Corporation announced an array of advancements to its software platforms, debuting new versions of Lattice Diamond® and iCEcube2™ design tools. The updated software prominently ...
Undertaking the design of a system-on-a-chip (SoC) is complex enough on its own merits. As is ever more the case, when power consumption is the primary design constraint, it becomes a task of enormous ...
Embedded designers are faced with the daunting challenge of developing low-power, high-performance industrial and consumer electronics products. To help alleviate the design stress, Texas Instruments ...
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