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Learn how to make your SoC sip power

Linley Gwennap's 7-page case study, "Low-Power Design Using NoC Technology," explains how Texas Instruments used Arteris FlexNoC to scale down the size and power of its smallest and lowest-power SimpliLink CC26xx processors.

You will learn how:

• Texas Instruments used Arteris FlexNoC to partition the TI CC26xx into multiple voltage and clock domains to ensure minimal power consumption
• TI used NoC power disconnects and security firewalls to enable multiple product versions using the same die
• The TI design team minimized cost and shortened their schedules by using Arteris FlexNoC

This concise paper explains in detail how NoC technology benefits very small, ultra-low power SoCs.

FlexNoC’s power management features and low latency helped us create the lowest-power IoT communication devices in the world. Just as important were the business benefits: Using FlexNoC allowed us to create a small set of digital logic SoC dies that serve as the brains of more than one hundred different products, each customized for its particular market.

Oyvind Birkenes, General Manager, Wireless Connectivity Solutions, Texas Instruments