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Resiliency in dynamically power managed designs

Dynamic power management has become essential for low power designs and systems. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, these power reduction techniques and corresponding management schemes can impact the hardware reliability and system resiliency in one way or the other. In this paper, we first examine the resiliency issues related to dynamically power-managed designs. Then we demonstrate how reliability issues can be mitigated by changing the way we implement power management mechanisms all the way from circuit to system software. We will also demonstrate how different alternative power management mechanisms can be utilized to achieve system resiliency without sacrificing performance and power savings.