This document outlines the units covered in a course on Low Power VLSI Design. Unit 1 introduces the need for low power chips and sources of power dissipation. Unit 2 discusses how device and technology impact dynamic dissipation and transistor sizing. Unit 3 covers simulation tools for power analysis like capacitive power estimation and probabilistic techniques. Unit 4 discusses circuit-level techniques like flip-flop design and logic-level optimizations. Unit 5 addresses power management techniques and low power architectures for memory and arithmetic components.
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This document outlines the units covered in a course on Low Power VLSI Design. Unit 1 introduces the need for low power chips and sources of power dissipation. Unit 2 discusses how device and technology impact dynamic dissipation and transistor sizing. Unit 3 covers simulation tools for power analysis like capacitive power estimation and probabilistic techniques. Unit 4 discusses circuit-level techniques like flip-flop design and logic-level optimizations. Unit 5 addresses power management techniques and low power architectures for memory and arithmetic components.