GlitchLess: Dynamic Power Minimization in FPGAs Through Edge Alignment and Glitch Filtering
Source: University of British Columbia
This paper describes Glitchless, a circuit-level technique for reducing power in FPGAs by eliminating unnecessary logic transitions called glitches. This is done by adding programmable delay elements to the logic blocks of the FPGA. After routing a circuit and performing static timing analysis, these delay elements are programmed to align the arrival times of the inputs of each LUT, thereby preventing new glitches from being generated. Moreover, the delay elements also behave as filters that eliminate other glitches generated by upstream logic or off-chip circuitry.
| Format: | Size: | 253.60 | |
| Date: | Dec 2007 |



