Transition Inversion Based Low Power Data Coding Scheme for Synchronous Serial Communication

A. Ramachandran, Bharghava Rajaram, M. Srinivas
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Reducing off-chip bus power consumption has become one of the key issues for low power system design. Although methods have been proposed to reduce the power dissipated in parallel buses, these techniques do not apply to serial communication since they work on consecutive data words. The data line in synchronous serial communication is a major source of power dissipation, apart from the clock line. The clock line cannot be modified due to the requirements of data recovery. This work outlines a novel transition inversion based data coding protocol by which these transitions on the data line can be reduced for synchronous serial buses like JTAG, SPI, I2C etc. Simulation results show up to 31.9% reduction in transitions, with negligible performance loss. Analysis on the utility of the proposed technique for error detection shows that the technique can be used instead of the parity bit technique since both are found to have the same average error detection capability.
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基于转换反转的同步串行通信低功耗数据编码方案
降低片外总线功耗已成为低功耗系统设计的关键问题之一。虽然已经提出了减少并行总线功耗的方法,但这些技术不适用于串行通信,因为它们处理连续的数据字。在同步串行通信中,数据线是除时钟线外的主要功耗来源。由于数据恢复的需要,不能修改时钟线。这项工作概述了一种新的基于转换反转的数据编码协议,通过该协议可以减少数据线上的这些转换,如JTAG, SPI, I2C等同步串行总线。仿真结果表明,转换减少了31.9%,而性能损失可以忽略不计。对所提出的错误检测技术的效用分析表明,由于发现两者具有相同的平均错误检测能力,因此可以使用该技术代替奇偶校验位技术。
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