A Robust Top-Down Dynamic Power Estimation Methodology for Delay Constrained Register Transfer Level Sequential Circuits
We present a top-down dynamic power estimation methodology for delay constrained sequential circuits. The methodology works at the register transfer level (RT-Level), and applies to both structural and behavioral descriptions of circuits. The average power consumption of a circuit varies with the wo...
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description | We present a top-down dynamic power estimation methodology for delay constrained sequential circuits. The methodology works at the register transfer level (RT-Level), and applies to both structural and behavioral descriptions of circuits. The average power consumption of a circuit varies with the worst case cycle-time or frequency of operation. As the cycle-time is reduced, the increase in the capacitance of the circuit due to technology mapping and optimization is captured by our technique at the RT-Level using the principles of logical effort. Switching activity is obtained at the RT-Level visible nodes through RT-Level functional simulation. This information is utilized to approximate the activities at the remaining nodes of the circuit and combined with capacitance to estimate dynamic power. Power estimation results for RT-Level sequential circuits indicate good accuracy (average error |
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