Simplifying VLSI System Power Design

Nov. 4, 2010

Today’s complex VLSI devices also have complex power requirements, often using several different supply voltages for the core, peripheral, and I/O logic, some of which need to vary depending on performance demands. Combine several VLSI devices to form a system, and the power complexity quickly multiplies. The answer to these challenges is to use field-programmable digital power control. Please fill out this brief form to access this important white paper.

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