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Power Optimization Techniques for SRAM-Based FPGAs

Authors: Somsubhra Mondal; Seda Ogrenci Memik;

Power Optimization Techniques for SRAM-Based FPGAs

Abstract

In this work, the authors aim to improve the power efficiency of FPGAs by proposing two power reduction techniques: the authors present a low-penalty optimization technique to reduce leakage power consumption in FPGA logic blocks by exploiting the variance in LUT utilization across different designs (Mondal and Memik, (2005)), and presents a dual-Vdd-dual-Vt routing architecture to reduce interconnect power consumption by using two levels of Vdd and Vt (Mondal and Memik, (2005))

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