A System-Level Power-Estimation Methodology Based on IP-Level Modeling, Power-Level Adjustment, and Power Accumulation
M. Onouchi, T. Yamada, K. Morikawa, I. Mochizuki, and H. Sekine. ASP-DAC '06: Proceedings of the 2006 Conference on Asia South Pacific Design Automation, page 547--550. New York, NY, USA, ACM Press, (2006)
Abstract
We have developed a specialized rapid power-estimation methodology for multimedia applications. This methodology has adequate accuracy for the first design of a complicated SoC. For a multimedia application, we developed three new methodologies: an IP-level modeling, a power-level adjustment methodology, and a power accumulation methodology. With these methodologies, the system-level power estimation on a SoC executing a practical application becomes so precise and easy that we can revise the SoC design to reduce its power. According to a comparison of the system-level power estimated with these methodologies to board-measured power, the error between the two powers is less than 5.6%.
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%A Onouchi, M.
%A Yamada, T.
%A Morikawa, K.
%A Mochizuki, I.
%A Sekine, H.
%B ASP-DAC '06: Proceedings of the 2006 Conference on Asia South Pacific Design Automation
%C New York, NY, USA
%D 2006
%I ACM Press
%K DAC Methodology Modelling Power estimation
%P 547--550
%T A System-Level Power-Estimation Methodology Based on IP-Level Modeling, Power-Level Adjustment, and Power Accumulation
%U http://doi.acm.org/10.1145/1118299.1118430
%X We have developed a specialized rapid power-estimation methodology for multimedia applications. This methodology has adequate accuracy for the first design of a complicated SoC. For a multimedia application, we developed three new methodologies: an IP-level modeling, a power-level adjustment methodology, and a power accumulation methodology. With these methodologies, the system-level power estimation on a SoC executing a practical application becomes so precise and easy that we can revise the SoC design to reduce its power. According to a comparison of the system-level power estimated with these methodologies to board-measured power, the error between the two powers is less than 5.6%.
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