Energy Saving Design Method for Large Weak Electronic Circuit

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This paper mainly discusses the energy-saving design method for large weak electronic circuit. In large scale electronic circuit, there is no direct relevance between every two element modules. The traditional weak element circuit design concentrates in a single module, while ignoring module dependencies in energy-saving design, resulting in high energy consumption in large-scale electronic circuits. This paper proposes to establish the relevance energy-loss model for each model in the large-scale weak electronic circuit to obtain the energy consumption situation, and consider the energy consumption in module coordination to saving energy. The simulation results show that the proposed model used for large-scale energy weak circuit design can effectively reduce the energy consumption in weak circuit application.

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