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Layout driven re-synthesis for low power consumption LSIs

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Published:13 June 1997Publication History

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A new technology re-mapping method named LDR (LayoutDriven Re-synthesis), which is applied after placement, is proposed.LDR executes re-mapping and re-placement simultaneouslyin order to minimize power consumption with placementinformation.High switching activity nets are concealed insidethe re-mapped cells or are shortened by re-placement in LDR.To estimate power consumption, LDR uses static power estimatorfor combinational circuits.LDR also calculates wirecapacitances accurately based on placement information toevaluate power.Experimental results show that 20% powerreduction compared with original circuits is performed by proposed method.

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              DAC '97: Proceedings of the 34th annual Design Automation Conference
              June 1997
              788 pages
              ISBN:0897919203
              DOI:10.1145/266021

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