Decomposition of instruction decoders for low-power designs
During the execution of processor instruction, decoding the instructions is a major task in identifying instructions and generating control signals for data paths. In this article, we propose two instruction decoder decomposition techniques for low-power designs. First, by tracing program execution...
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description | During the execution of processor instruction, decoding the instructions is a major task in identifying instructions and generating control signals for data paths. In this article, we propose two instruction decoder decomposition techniques for low-power designs. First, by tracing program execution sequences, we propose an algorithm that explores the relations between frequently executed instructions. Second, we propose a two-stage low-power decomposition structure for decoding instructions. Experimental results demonstrate that our proposed techniques achieve an average of 34.18% in power reduction and 12.93% in critical-path delay reduction for the instruction decoder. |
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