A bus encoding technique for power and cross-talk minimization
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...Similar to the analysis in [10], the equation of P s k is shown as follows:...
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...Since the LAT code is derived from 2D No Adjacent Transition (NAT) code [10], we briefly review the NAT coding scheme which is used on 2D design and can reduce the bus crosstalk delay....
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...In order to minimize both crosstalk and power, the NAT coding scheme is proposed [10]....
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...Several crosstalk minimization techniques have been proposed in 2D designs, such as active shielding [9], data coding [10]–[12], and wire spacing [13]....
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...The cross-talk is directly proportional to the number of adjacent transitions (1 0 or 0 1 transitions on adjacent wires at the same time) in the bus [12]....
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...Techniques to overcome cross-talk have been discussed [12, 14, 15]....
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...Techniques for minimizing the power dissipation in buses are well explored in the literature [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9]....
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