UTCS Colloquium/Architecture: Rajit Manohar/Cornell University: An Ultra Low Power Processor for Sensor Networks ACES 4.304 Friday November 21 2008 3:30 p.m.
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T
ype of Talk: UTCS Colloquium/Architecture
Speaker/Affiliation: Raj
it Manohar/Cornell University
Date/Time: Friday November 21 2008
11:00 a.m.
Location: ACES 4.304
Host: Steve Keckler
Talk Title: An Ultra Low Power Processor for Sensor Networks
Talk
Abstract:
We present the design of SNAP an ultra low power
processo
r for sensor network applications. SNAP''s
architecture has been design
ed to be efficient at
executing common protocol operations in sensor network applications. The circuit style used by SNAP
has been optimize
d for both area and energy to enable
the development of a small long l
ifetime sensor node.
The asynchronous nature of the processor enables <
br>efficient transitions from idle to active back to idle state.
We pre
sent measured performance and energy results
for our design. This is the
first processor developed
specifically for sensor network applications
.
Speaker Bio:
Rajit Manohar is an Associate Professor of Electri
cal
and Computer Engineering at Cornell where his group
conducts r
esearch on asynchronous design. He received
his B.S. (1994) M.S. (1995
) and Ph.D. (1998) from
Caltech and has been on the Cornell faculty s
ince 1998.
He is the recipient of an NSF CAREER award three best
p
aper awards five teaching awards and was named to
MIT technology revi
ew''s top 35 young innovators under
35. He is a co-founder of Achroni
x Semiconductor a
fabless semiconductor company developing high-perfo
rm-
ance FPGAs.
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