Processor with demand-driven clock throttling power reduction

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Clock control of data processing system – component – or data...

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C713S320000

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07076681

ABSTRACT:
A synchronous integrated circuit such as a scalar processor or superscalar processor. Circuit components or units are clocked by and synchronized to a common system clock. At least two of the clocked units include multiple register stages, e.g., pipeline stages. A local clock generator in each clocked unit combines the common system clock and stall status from one or more other units to adjust register clock frequency up or down.

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