Chip Architecture Design Management Based on Low-Power Multitasking Simulation
Ying Zhang,
Kai Sun
Abstract:From the aspects of low-power DSP design, low-power SOC design, and low-power power switch design, this paper proposes a chip architecture “high-low matching” scheme for low-power multitasking requirements. The low-power DSP design starts with operating voltage and operating frequency control, and uses three low-power modes, PD1, PD2, and PD3; the low-power SOC design carries out low-power mode management from the clock control of APB and AHB bus; In terms of low-power power switch design, no-load low-power co… Show more
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