Low Power Design and Verification Techniques
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ABSTRACT
This paper describes the basic elements of low power design and verification and discusses how the Unified Power Format (UPF) along with innovative techniques enable power-aware verification at the register transfer level, using traditional RTL design styles and reusable blocks. The result is a multi-tool solution that can be used throughout the RTL to GDSII flow, applying consistent semantics for both verification and implementation.
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