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3.3.2 Calculation of Fall Power<br />

Figure 3-7: HSPICE Rise Power Calculation command<br />

Fall Power in the context of the delay element is defined as the amount of power consumed when<br />

the D input signal makes a transition from a logic high to a logic low value. Fall power is<br />

calculated from the point where the Dinput begins to fall at t=0 to t= ∆. As the delay elements<br />

does not delay the falling edge, the measurement needs to be done only from t=0 to t=∆. The<br />

HSPICE command for measuring the rise power and fall power are identical except for the time<br />

value. Figure 3-8 shows the fall power measurement window.<br />

Din<br />

Delayed-Out<br />

Settling time<br />

Measurement Window<br />

Figure 3-8: Fall Power Measurement window<br />

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