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.... C total = C exu C registers C interconnect C control (EQ 5) The capacitance estimation is built on top of an existing estimation routine in HYPER that determines bounds and activity of various execution, register and interconnect components as well as the implementation area [28] [29]. The details of the capacitance estimation routines are described below. 5.1.1 Execution Units The capacitance switched by the execution units is estimated by multiplying (over all types of operations) the number of times the operation is performed per sample period and the average capacitance ....
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