Low-power architectural trade-offs in a VLSI implementation of an adaptive hearing aid algorithm
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Datum
2006Typ
- Conference Paper
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Abstract
This paper analyzes the power-area trade-off of functionally equivalent architectural implementations of a speech enhancement algorithm for hearing aids. Gate-level simulations and measurements show that an optimum degree of resource sharing (0.60mW in a 0.25μm CMOS process) is more energy-efficient than both the fully time-multiplexed (1.42mW) and the isomorphic architecture (1.54mW), without overly large area overhead (0.77mm2 against 0.43mm2 and 4.31mm2, respectively). Mehr anzeigen
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DAC '06: Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Design Automation ConferenceSeiten / Artikelnummer
Verlag
Association for Computing MachineryKonferenz
Thema
Hearing aids; Low-power architecture; Speech enhancementOrganisationseinheit
03228 - Fichtner, Wolfgang
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