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Energy Efficient Silicon Design

Venue:

Bristol Golf Club, Almondsbury, BS10 7TP

Date:
Tue 27 Sep 2011
Time:
900 - 1600
Cost:

No charge for members & invited guests

Booking Details:

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*** Nominations for NMI's Low-Power “Green” Design Award are still open. Details. ***

*** The closing date for notification of intent to submit a nomination is THIS WEDNESDAY 28th September. ***

 


 

Directions to the Bristol Golf Club 

Recommended Hotels:

Premier Inn Bristol Cribbs Causeway

The Aztec West Hotel


This event is part of NMI's Chip Design Network.

With the continuing demand for ‘greener’ products, energy efficiency is a must – and not just for portable/handheld devices. The silicon at the heart of all electronic systems plays a significant part in their energy consumption with the potential for increased efficiency to enable product differentiation in a crowded market.

Using case studies and expert contributors, this event will look at the latest design techniques that enable improved energy efficiency in the silicon while considering the ‘system’ drivers which also influence power consumption.

As with all NMI Network events, in addition to the presentations and discussion sessions, there will be ample opportunity to meet and network with attendees from a wide variety of organisations.

 

Outline Agenda (Click links for abstracts) Download Full Agenda

NMI – Robin Kennedy
Setting the Scene - why Energy Efficiency Matters

Synopsys – Alan Gibbons
Achieving Energy Efficient Performance for Mobile Apps Processors

Freescale Semiconductor - Carl Culshaw
Energy Efficient Operation of Automotive ECUs

IMEC - Phillip Christie
Power Efficient Design - Selecting the Appropriate Technology Node

Dialog Semiconductor - Jim Brown
Low-Power Audio

Microelectronics iNET - Amanda Richardson
An Introduction to the iNET

Green Plug/City University London - Dr. Kevin Jones
Using System-Level Information to Minimise Microcontroller Power Usage

Ember Europe - Pat Overs
Power Awareness in Mixed Signal Designs – what could possibly go wrong?

STMicroelectronics - Paul Bailey
Energy Reduction - a three-pronged approach

Discussion Session  : “Energy Efficiency – is something missing?“

 

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