This document introduces the features and characteristics of Fairchild Semiconductor's ULP (Ultra Low Power) TinyLogic family, which offers up to 50% less power consumption compared to other low voltage logic families. ULP achieves significant power reduction through innovative design and process techniques, meeting the demand for extended battery charge duration and life cycle in portable markets. The document focuses on the power savings available when using the ULP family and provides insights into device performance, system analysis, and design comparison.
The document introduces Fairchild Semiconductor's ULP TinyLogic family, highlighting its ability to reduce power consumption by up to 50% compared to other low-voltage logic families. This reduction supports extended battery life in portable applications such as mobile phones and PDAs.
The text provides a detailed overview of the formulas required to calculate total power dissipation, breaking it down into quiescent (static) power, internal dynamic power, and external dynamic power. It includes specific equations and example calculations comparing standard TinyLogic devices with ULP variants.
It offers up to 50% less power consumption compared to other low voltage logic families.
Popular applications include mobile phones, notebooks, PDAs, and digital cameras.