Abstract—Sometimes reducing the power dissipation of re-source constrained electronic systems, such as those built for deep-space probes or for wearable devices is a top priority. In signal processing, it is possible to have an acceptable quality of the signal even introducing some errors. In this work, we analyze two methods to degrade the precision of arithmetic operations in DSP to save power. The first method is based on disabling the lower (least-significant) portion of the datapath by clock-gating and forcing zeros. The second method is based on lowering the supply voltage and re-designing the carry-chains in the datapath to adapt to the increased delays. I
Over the past couple decades, the capabilities of battery-powered electronics has expanded dra-matic...
Abstract—The paper describes application of the clock-gating techniques, often used in ASIC designs,...
In order to cope up with the functional operation criteria, our work concentrate on the percentage o...
In this paper a review of different techniques used to implement highly optimized DSP systems is pre...
Abstract—Increasing device parameter variations in nanometer CMOS technologies cause large spread in...
Low-power Digital Signal Processing (DSP) circuits are critical to commercial System-on-Chip design ...
IEEE Signal Processing SocietyA new family of arithmetic operators to optimize the implementation o...
Strategies for the design of ultra low power multipliers and multiplier-accumulators are reported. T...
We present new approaches which can be used to reduce power consumption and/or increase speed of DSP...
Abstract—In this paper, we present a novel algorithmic noise-tolerance (ANT) technique referred to a...
When reducing the power dissipation of resource constrained electronic systems is a priority, some p...
90 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2002.In this dissertation, we addre...
Embedded applications can often demand stringent latency requirements. While high degrees of paralle...
The IC industry is facing several major barriers at sub-65nm process nodes due to higher levels of i...
The use of dynamically adjustable power supplies as a method to lower power dissi-pation in DSP is a...
Over the past couple decades, the capabilities of battery-powered electronics has expanded dra-matic...
Abstract—The paper describes application of the clock-gating techniques, often used in ASIC designs,...
In order to cope up with the functional operation criteria, our work concentrate on the percentage o...
In this paper a review of different techniques used to implement highly optimized DSP systems is pre...
Abstract—Increasing device parameter variations in nanometer CMOS technologies cause large spread in...
Low-power Digital Signal Processing (DSP) circuits are critical to commercial System-on-Chip design ...
IEEE Signal Processing SocietyA new family of arithmetic operators to optimize the implementation o...
Strategies for the design of ultra low power multipliers and multiplier-accumulators are reported. T...
We present new approaches which can be used to reduce power consumption and/or increase speed of DSP...
Abstract—In this paper, we present a novel algorithmic noise-tolerance (ANT) technique referred to a...
When reducing the power dissipation of resource constrained electronic systems is a priority, some p...
90 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2002.In this dissertation, we addre...
Embedded applications can often demand stringent latency requirements. While high degrees of paralle...
The IC industry is facing several major barriers at sub-65nm process nodes due to higher levels of i...
The use of dynamically adjustable power supplies as a method to lower power dissi-pation in DSP is a...
Over the past couple decades, the capabilities of battery-powered electronics has expanded dra-matic...
Abstract—The paper describes application of the clock-gating techniques, often used in ASIC designs,...
In order to cope up with the functional operation criteria, our work concentrate on the percentage o...