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Reducing energy consumption
and improving the energy efficiency of electronic devices continues
to be a priority whether motivated by battery life, thermal management
or carbon footprint considerations. Legislation has already been
introduced to enforce standards. What are the implications for designers
at both the chip & system-level and how does this impact on
product specification?
Building on the success of the 2007
meeting, this event will focus on low-power/power-efficient
digital and analogue/mixed-signal design practices using industrial
and academic case studies together with an overview of the legislative
framework.
As always, in addition to the presentations, there will be the
opportunity to meet and network with attendees from a variety
of organisations ranging from fabless semiconductor providers,
IDMs, tool suppliers, foundries, design service providers, IP
providers, training, research and academic institutions.
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- 09:00 Registration
- Refreshments, Networking and
Sponsor Table-Tops
09:45 Welcome & Introduction
- Mark Shayler, Envirowise
- The Energy Using Products (EuP)
Directive – requirements and opportunities
- Chris Turner, Cambridge
Consultants
- Processor Architectures for
Low Energy ASICs
- Nigel Wilson, Applied Technology,
Graham Davies, CML
Microsystems
- Trends in technology & impact
of 'software radio' on power consumption of radio systems
- Bruno Johnson/Dominique
Coué, Cascoda
- A Rough Guide to Low-Power Mixed-Signal
Design
- John Taylor, University
of Bath
- There's No Such Thing as Static
Power
- Neil Burgess, Icera
- The Mythical mW / MHz
- 16:30 Prize Draw & Close
- Refreshments and Networking
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Please contact
Robin Kennedy to register your interest in this event
DDI: + 44 789 48 99 5 44 |
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