System and method for dynamic voltage scaling in a GPS receiver
AssigneeSiRF Technology, Inc.
InventorsSanjay Vishin, Steve Gronemeyer
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AssigneeSiRF Technology, Inc.
InventorsSanjay Vishin, Steve Gronemeyer
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Systems and methods are disclosed herein to dynamically vary supply voltages and clock frequencies, also known as dynamic voltage scaling (DVS), in GPS receivers to minimize receiver power consumption while meeting performance requirements. For the baseband circuitry performing satellite acquisition and tracking, supply voltages and clock frequencies to the baseband circuitry are dynamically adjusted as a function of signal processing requirements and operating conditions for reducing baseband power consumption. Similarly, the supply voltage and clock frequency to the processor running navigation software and event processing are dynamically adjusted as a function of navigation performance requirements and event occurrences to reduce processor power consumption.
A dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) system for a satellite-based navigation receiver comprising:
A dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) system for a satellite-based navigation receiver comprising:
A dynamic voltage scaling (DVS) system for a satellite-based navigation receiver comprising:
A method for dynamically reducing power consumption in a satellite-based navigation receiver that has a plurality of search channels clocked by an acquisition clock and powered by an acquisition supply voltage, the method comprising:
A method for dynamically reducing power consumption in a satellite-based navigation receiver that has a plurality of tracking channels clocked by a track clock and powered by a track supply voltage, the method comprising:
A method for dynamically reducing power consumption in a satellite-based navigation receiver that has a processor clocked by a processor clock and powered by a processor supply voltage, the method comprising:
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