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HomepageNews & EventsExtreme Low Power technologies (XLP)

Extreme Low Power technologies (XLP)

The conflicting requirements of increased miniaturization along with longer battery life mean that standard CMOS technologies are reaching their limits and that new solutions are urgently needed. Since the power consumption of digital circuits is proportional to the square of the supply voltage, low voltage operation is the best hope for significant improvements while maintaining NRE costs in check.

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