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CPAM: a common power analysis methodology for high-performance VLSI design
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2002
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EngineeringVlsi DesignEnergy EfficiencyPower Supply NoisePower Optimization (Eda)On-chip Thermal PowerComputer ArchitecturePower ElectronicsMulti-channel Memory ArchitectureHardware SecurityHigh-performance Vlsi DesignParallel ComputingElectronic PackagingPower-aware DesignPower ManagementElectrical EngineeringHardware ReliabilityComputer EngineeringMicroelectronicsPotential Electromigration ProblemsPower IcVlsi ArchitectureThermal Engineering
A common power analysis methodology has been developed to estimate on-chip thermal power, identify potential electromigration problems, and minimize power supply noise. Comprehensive analysis results from CPAM provide the critical data needed to improve system performance and reliability for high-end processor design.
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