In our connected and mobile world, IC designers are striving to save µA or even nA of power consumption to extend battery usage without recharge. IoT applications bring the need for LP to new heights involving the adoption of more complex SoC architectures based on multiple power domains, which also require embedding the whole power […]
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Dolphin Integration will hold a live webinar on November 15, 9:00 AM PST or November 22, 10:00 AM GMT. This webinar targets the SoC designers wanting to learn how to quickly implement ultra-low power (uLP) techniques, using proven recipes. Read this press announcement on SemiWiki.com… Access to the webinar recording
Dolphin Integration Webinar “The proven recipe for uLP SoC”
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In our connected and mobile world, IC designers are striving to save µA or even nA of power consumption to extend battery usage without recharge. IoT applications bring the need for LP to new heights involving the adoption of more complex SoC architectures based on multiple power domains, which also require embedding the whole power
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Low-power SoCs rely on two design techniques, namely multiple operating frequencies and supply voltages to minimize dynamic power and coarse grain power gating by shutting down parts in sleep mode to save a large amount of leakage power (e.g. up to 99% saving). The implementation of such design techniques requires the insertion of specific cells
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Launching any SoC on a highly competitive market demands a differentiation for which Hisense was searching for an ultra low-power solution to extend battery life-time of wireless-connected devices. Designing such an integrated circuit introduces new challenges: silicon area, power consumption and BoM cost must be aggressively reduced, while dealing with noise issues in a mixed-signal
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Internet of Things (IoT) applications are getting numerous, more power-stringent and smaller with every generation, requiring tighter control of power management and maximized function integration. This includes the integration within the same SoC of power-efficient voltage regulators and noise-sensitive modules (e.g. RF) that must be supplied with the appropriate level of noise immunity. This article
Pairing Sensitive RF with Voltage Regulators for Noise-Free IoT Modules
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For RFID Tags, dynamic power is a critical factor as the capability for lower power translates immediately into a wider range of detection (RFID tag read range) and/or a highest identification rate in the same range. The main degree of freedom to improve power and area of RFID tag is located in the digital block.
Voice Control is becoming a mandatory feature of today’s devices as it provides smooth and natural ways to interact. This is a demonstration of a new type of Voice Activity Detector – named WhisperTrigger – to achieve ultra-low power consumption. It is a silicon IP to combine with a microphone, an Analog to Digital Converter
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Voice Control is becoming a mandatory feature of today’s devices as it provides smooth and natural ways to interact. This is a demonstration of a new type of Voice Activity Detector – named WhisperTrigger – to achieve ultra-low power consumption. It is a silicon IP to combine with a microphone, an Analog to Digital Converter
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The trend for intuitive and simple user interfaces is driving the growing demand for voice control, either for complementing or for replacing keyboards, touchscreens and other traditional controls. This need for a new generation of green microphones leads to embedding the capability for waking up the rest of the system as soon as a voice
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