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A CPF User Perspective on IEEE 1801 (UPF) “Methodology Convergence”
By leveraging Common Power Format (CPF) constructs and removing some older Unified Power Format (UPF) commands, the emerging IEEE 1801-2013 standard (UPF 2.1) will help enable "methodology convergence" with CPF. Kamran Haqqani, principal engineer at Maxim Integrated, will be happy to see this...
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New Incisive Low-Power Verification for CPF and IEEE 1801 / UPF
On May 7, 2013 Cadence announced a 30% productivity gain in the June 2013 Incisive Enterprise Simulator 13.1 release . Advanced debug visualization, faster turn-around time, and the extension of eight years of low-power verification innovation to IEEE 1801/UPF are the key capabilities in the release...
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Q&A: Qi Wang Updates EDA Power Intent Format Standards
IC design teams can use one of two formats to express power intent - the Common Power Format (CPF) from the Silicon Integration Initiative ( Si2 ), or IEEE 1801 , also known as the Unified Power Format (UPF). Efforts are now underway to bring the two formats closer together, and Qi Wang, technical marketing...
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Video: What the Newly Approved IEEE 1801-2013 Low Power Format (UPF 2.1) Includes
The IEEE RevCom (Review Committee) approved a new version of the IEEE 1801 low power format, also known as the Unified Power Format (UPF), March 5. The new version is IEEE 1801-2013 or UPF 2.1. It's a significant step towards "methodology convergence" with the Common Power Format (CPF)...
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Si2 Talk: Why System-Level Low Power is Challenging
There's a lot of interest in "system level" low power design -- but what does it really mean? "There a lot of confusion," said Pete Hardee, director of solutions marketing at Cadence, in a presentation at the recent Silicon Integration Initiative ( Si2 ) Conference. "What's...
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Your First Low-power Verification Project - Webinar
So your team just specified its first design with power management circuits. The designers are telling you, its just a few power shut-off domains defined by CPF or UPF. The verification should be easy-peasy right? Wrong. Each domain has complete controls, isolation, and retention. As a verification engineer...
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Low-Power Design? Brian Bailey Gets It
Hats off to Brian Bailey! If you haven't been following his EDA Designline Power Series on eetimes.com you have been missing out. Throughout April, he's been running a pretty comprehensive series of editorials, opinion pieces and contributed articles on the subject of low power design. As he...
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2011 EDA Standards Update and 2012 Forecast
As system complexity grows and semiconductor process nodes shrink, EDA industry standards are more important than ever. With today's time-to-market pressures, the last thing you'd want to do is waste time due to incompatible formats, tools or methodologies. Fortunately, 2011 was a productive...
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Si2 Interoperability Guide V2.0 Available for Download
Recently, the Silicon Integration Initiative (Si2) announced the availability of the Interoperability Guide for Power Format Standards V2.0 . This is an important milestone of power format interoperability between IEEE 1801-2009 and the Common Power Format (CPF). This update was triggered by the Si2's...
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Si2 Conference: New Directions for Low-Power Standards
The Silicon Integration Initiative (Si2) Conference Oct. 20 provided an ambitious new roadmap for low power standards. Presentations described the current Common Power Format (CPF) 2.0 release, steps towards interoperability with IEEE 1801 (Universal Power Format, UPF), a new approach to power modeling...
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