Technical standards are pervasive. When they’re effective, they enable innovation, increase quality, and reduce costs. Over the past five years, I’ve been involved in a technical standardization ...
The most recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has taught us that there are three things that really count in the electronics design community–low power, low power and low power. Consequently, ...
Low power design and verification engineers need a way to continuously probe various dynamic properties of UPF objects in order to monitor the current state of a verification strategy and utilize that ...
New IEEE 1801-2015 Unified Power Format (UPF) 3.0 standard enables the creation and reuse of interoperable system-level IP power models Platform Architect with support for IEEE 1801-2015 UPF 3.0 ...
The Unified Power format (UPF) standard enables designers to add power intent for a design. For power management, designers typically partition a design into power domains. Interactions between these ...
Low-power design is a systemic discipline, so it naturally follows that a design flow intended to address low-power design should also approach the task from a holistic point of view. This has been ...
About three years ago, timing closure for large system-on-a-chip (SoC) designs began to develop into one huge headache. Every EDA vendor’s toolset had its own interpretation of timing constraints, and ...
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