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Power Calculation and Average Power for large set of input combinations (in thousands)

mkza1002

Hello,

I want to know if there is  a method in Cadence to calculate power for thousands set of input combinations separately for a logic circuit design.

Also, is there a way we can do the same by using Verilog?

PS: basically in my case, the total input combinations is approximately 60,000.

Thanks.

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  • support.cadence.com 

    will provide you access to documentation for all Cadence tools

    I think the Genus Low Power User Guide has ample detail on power analysis and is good place to start. 

    Alternatively, Joules is the power analysis tool and will have additional capabilities if you are curious

    good luck,
    gh-

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  • support.cadence.com 

    will provide you access to documentation for all Cadence tools

    I think the Genus Low Power User Guide has ample detail on power analysis and is good place to start. 

    Alternatively, Joules is the power analysis tool and will have additional capabilities if you are curious

    good luck,
    gh-

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