Blogs

How to order Digital System Task or Thread Power?

January 20, 2021

Prior blog on peak and average power highlights benefits of reordering device activity to increase Digital System reliability. This blog carries this concept one step further by accumulating task or thread requests to avoid leaving memory in Active state (full power) spread out over time. The type of task or thread determines if this is feasible. […]

VisualSim vs. Simulink, how to choose your ideal simulation platform?

January 20, 2021

Do you know if the modeling and simulation software, that you are currently using is the right platform? Can your analysis rise to an abstract level to optimize your system architecture? If yes, what would be the best simulation platform for you? Let us help you in solving such and more concerns. In this article […]

How to interpret Digital System Peak vs. Average Power?

January 19, 2021

Peak power for a Power Manager or power domain, is an indication that several devices are in the Active (full power) state at the same time, such that the peak, or instantaneous power is at a Maximum. In a clocked system, this may indicate that several devices are active at the same time for a particular […]

Accurate Measurement of Latency and Throughput of Time Sensitive Networks

October 22, 2020

A few years ago, engineers in the automotive industry worked on improving the mechanical performance of clutch transmissions, exhaust systems and adding a turbocharger. Due to low data rates, CAN and CAN-FD functioned well for these applications. Today every vehicle shipped has an average of about 60 – 100 complex sensors, higher in the case […]

Exploring the performance and power management of a real-time video application

September 30, 2020

Problem statement The requirement was to select an appropriate hardware platform for a MPEG video application so as to optimize the performance and power usage of the application. As part of its functioning, the application receives the data on the input sensor, for example, a light sensor. After the processing, the output is displayed on […]

Power Management of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles

September 23, 2020

Problem statement The powertrain constitutes the most important module in a car. It controls the other sub-systems in the car and hence can be called the brain of the car. Engine Control Unit (ECU) is one of two units in the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) and ECU is responsible for the optimal performance of the […]

Performance and Power Analysis of Internet of Things devices

September 17, 2020

Industry background Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the collection of physical devices that are connected to the internet. The connection enables us to collate and share data about the devices. For example, home automation systems. The system collects data about the functioning of the air-conditioning units, refrigerators, and several other electrical and electronics appliances […]

AUTONOMOUS DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS)

September 15, 2020

Introduction Autonomous Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are now an upsurging technology in the automotive space. As these technologies become more pervasive, it becomes increasingly important for consumers to be informed about the systems on their vehicle and their functionality. However, several names marketed by producers, manufacturers, and the lack of consensus by industry regulatory groups, […]

Architecture Exploration of System-on-Chip

September 15, 2020

System modeling with libraries provides modeling and simulation software for the early architecture exploration of systems and semiconductors. VisualSim enables the architect to quickly trade-off configurations for optimum timing, throughput, power consumption, and functionality. The following are the major applications of VisualSim: Memory controller design including the selection of the arbitration and the memory type […]

Architecture Exploration of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Applications and Processors

September 3, 2020

Industry Background Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications take into consideration the compute, storage, memory, pipeline, communication interface, software, and control. Further, AI application processing can be distributed across multi-core within processors, multiple processor boards on a PCIe backbone, computers distributed across an ethernet network, high-performance computers, or systems across a data center. In addition, AI processors […]

Webinar: Capacity Planning and Power Management of Data Centers | Date: April 6, 2021

July 28, 2020

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Early Exploration of AI Algorithms and Processors

September 13, 2019

Mirabilis Design has been at the forefront of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning design, and analysis. Model-based system analysis using VisualSim provides a platform to quickly evaluate the quality of the AI algorithm in an application, test for worst-case scenarios and generate the implementation requirements. To test the quality of an algorithm, VisualSim enables designers […]

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