We present a new approach to the power modeling of synthesizable soft macros, which uses the characteristics of individual input signals for high accuracy. We also present the parameterized power model, developed using the proposed approach, which can relieve us from the power characterization for all possible macro sizes. Extensive experiments illustrate that the proposed approaches exhibit the overall modeling errors below 4.24% and 4.71% for benchmark macros before and after parameterization, when compared with the results of gate-level analysis.
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Kyung Tae DO, Yang Hyo KIM, Young Hwan KIM, Jung Yun CHOI, "Power Modeling of Synthesizable Soft Macros" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E87-A, no. 12, pp. 3091-3099, December 2004, doi: .
Abstract: We present a new approach to the power modeling of synthesizable soft macros, which uses the characteristics of individual input signals for high accuracy. We also present the parameterized power model, developed using the proposed approach, which can relieve us from the power characterization for all possible macro sizes. Extensive experiments illustrate that the proposed approaches exhibit the overall modeling errors below 4.24% and 4.71% for benchmark macros before and after parameterization, when compared with the results of gate-level analysis.
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