To gain insight into this approach, we considered a number of alternatives. For example, specifying the temperature of the connection when measuring power consumption and using a high-frequency oscilloscope and a highly controlled test environment. However, since we were not trying to characterize the chip itself, but to determine the typical power consumption, we decided to use the available hardware and control the ambient temperature instead of the temperature of the connection or a case. Another issue is that the power consumption measurement needs to target devices ranging from as low as 5MHz microcontrollers to the fastest processors on the market today. Therefore, it is also necessary to consider the ability to repeat the measurement in multiple places instead of in a specific environment and independently verify the results. With programmable DAQ, we can easily specify parameters (such as sampling frequency) and then permanently retain all captured data.
In summary, current current graphs for typical power consumption do not depend on a standard process, set of standards, or workload.
EnergyBench provides several tools that can be easily used with affordable hardware to measure typical power consumption using standard methods developed by the EMBC.
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