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Practical Guide to Low-Power Design - User Experience with CPF

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The Power Forward Initiative (PFI) has published a comprehensive Practical Guide to Low-Power Design - User Experience with CPF. The guide details how design teams have used the Common Power Format (CPF) to streamline the design, verification and implementation of low-power chips. Learn from their successes and speed your designs to market. Newly updated chapters are available now.

Registration is required to download the Guide.

Access the entire document on the Power Forward Initiative website.

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