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common power format,Si2,low power

  • 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...
    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by QiWang on Mon, Oct 31 2011

  • Cadence Low Power Guru Wins Si2’s Distinguished Service Award

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    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by Pete Hardee on Fri, Oct 21 2011

  • Another Expert’s View on Power Intent and Hierarchy
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    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by Pete Hardee on Wed, Sep 21 2011

  • An Expert’s View on Power Formats and Methodology
    In the last five years since the introduction of power formats, using a side file to describe power intent such as power domains, power modes and associated interface logic has become the mainstream low power design methodology. This marks great progress toward automating complex low power design techniques...
    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by Pete Hardee on Wed, Aug 24 2011

  • Low Power Design -- Alive and Well at DAC
    Low power design was undoubtedly one of the themes of DAC this year -- especially at the Cadence booth. We drew lively interest on the DAC floor with our low power demo station, which was continuously busy especially on the free Monday. We were showing a new demo explaining how advanced low power techniques...
    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by Pete Hardee on Tue, Jun 14 2011

  • New Proof Points for CPF-enabled Cadence Low Power Solution

    As the clock for the 48 th Design Automation Conference (DAC) ticks away, we at Cadence are scrambling to put the final touch-up on all our DAC activities. Even though my time is limited, I still would like to highlight the significance of two recent and seemingly unrelated events. First is a post at...
    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by QiWang on Fri, Jun 3 2011

  • A Look Behind the Si2 CPF 2.0 Release
    The long awaited new version of the Common Power Format, CPF 2.0, was released by the Silicon Integration Initiative ( Si2 ), an industry standards organization, today. Here are several interesting observations from this latest release . First of all, this new release is a big step forward for interoperability...
    Posted to Low Power (Weblog) by Pete Hardee on Tue, Feb 15 2011

  • Low-Power Workshop Advances Power Format Interoperability
    Design teams concerned about managing two different power formats will find some relief July 26, 2009. That’s the date of a Low Power Coalition (LPC) workshop that will present some ongoing work aimed at interoperability between the Common Power Format (CPF) and P1801 (Unified Power Format). The...
    Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Mon, Jul 6 2009
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