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Many micro-watt power processors have been proposed to improve the processing efficiency for the possible application to Bio Signal Processing [1–5]. Figure 6.1 denotes the energy of recent low power (energy) processors, indicating the trend of the processor’s energy efficiency. The first group is the general purposed processor [1–3, 5]. They have developed for low power operation. Yet, they still require the long operating time, which is the important factor of the energy consumption. Thus, the application specific processor rather than general purpose processor has been developed [4]. Even though it consumes more power than the general purposed processors, the operating time can be reduced remarkably due to the dedicated hardware and instructions. Thus, if the application is clearly defined such as the Bio Signal Processing, it becomes very attractive to improve the energy efficiency.
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Kim, H., Yoo, HJ. (2011). Low Power Bio-Medical DSP. In: Yoo, HJ., van Hoof, C. (eds) Bio-Medical CMOS ICs. Integrated Circuits and Systems. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-6597-4_6
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