DocumentCode :
465282
Title :
Early Power-Aware Design & Validation: Myth or Reality?
Author :
Kamhi, Gila ; Miller, Sarah ; Mentor, Stephen Bailey ; Nebel, Wolfgang H. ; Wong, YC ; Karmann, Juergen ; Macii, Enrico ; Kosonocky, Stephen ; Curtis, Steve
Author_Institution :
Intel, Haifa, Israel. +972 (4) 865 5412, gila@intel.com
fYear :
2007
fDate :
4-8 June 2007
Firstpage :
210
Lastpage :
211
Abstract :
Design for low power is crucial for developing and optimizing complex SoCs. Typically, power issues are tackled at the gate-level and backend stages, disconnected from micro-architectural power features or RTL. However, there is growing debate about which stage of the design process is best for dealing with power issues. Leaders associated with the EDA industry and R&D realm will debate whether early power-aware design and validation is viable, and will hold a spirited discussion to determine at which stage of the design process power issues should be tackled: gate level and below, or system level. They will cover various issues involved in automating or establishing a well understood flow/process that delivers quality results, and also will consider organizational hurdles. Attendees will leave this session armed with key questions and valuable insights, and will be challenged to consider if they should change their approach to low-power design.
Keywords :
Batteries; Consumer electronics; Costs; Design engineering; Design optimization; Energy consumption; Power engineering and energy; Process design; Quality management; Risk management; Architectural level; Design; Low Power; Measurement; Performance; Power analysis; Power estimation; Power-aware; RTL; System Level; Verification;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Design Automation Conference, 2007. DAC '07. 44th ACM/IEEE
Conference_Location :
San Diego, CA
ISSN :
0738-100X
Print_ISBN :
978-1-59593-627-1
Type :
conf
Filename :
4261173
Link To Document :
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