How to Use Realistic Workload Scenarios to Enhance Energy Efficiency in SoC Designs

As complexity of modern SoC designs is continuing to increase, energy efficiency – or performance per watt – has emerged as one of the primary design goals. Traditional methods of power analysis use synthetic simulation vectors – which may not represent real use cases. This approach may result in under-estimating power consumption, failing to detect real wasted power conditions, and guiding optimization efforts in the wrong direction. Watch this on-demand webinar to explore comprehensive insights on:

  • The limitations of traditional power analysis methods and how they can lead to underestimating power consumption in SoC designs.
  • The importance of using realistic workloads in emulation environments to obtain true assessments of power consumption.
  • How massively parallel power analysis can detect real wasted power conditions and provide more accurate guidance for optimization efforts.
 

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William Ruby
Senior Director, Product Management for Power Analysis Products, Synopsys
William Ruby is the senior director of product management for Synopsys Power Analysis products. He has extensive experience in the area of low-power IC design and design methodology and has held senior engineering and product marketing positions with Cadence, ANSYS, Intel, and Siemens. William holds MBA, MSEE, and physics degrees, and has been awarded a patent in high-speed cache memory design.
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