SmartHeaP是一款高级可编程、低功耗、混合信号的22nm FD-SOI助听器SoC

Jens Karrenbauer, Simon C. Klein, S. Schönewald, Lukas Gerlach, Meinolf Blawat, Jens Benndorf, Holger Blume
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为了应对助听器算法的进步,需要高级可编程但低功耗的硬件架构。因此,本文提出了智能助听器处理器(SmartHeaP),这是一种混合信号片上系统(SoC),采用22 nm全耗尽绝缘体上硅(FD-SOI)制造,具有自适应体偏置(ABB)单元,总芯片尺寸为7.36 mm2。提出的SoC由两种特定于应用的指令集处理器(ASIP)架构组成:首先,Cadence Tensilica Fusion G6指令集架构,扩展了用于音频处理的定制指令;其次,Cadence Tensilica LX7用于无线接口,例如蓝牙低功耗。此外,还增加了模拟前端和数字音频接口。2mb的大本地内存和高级软件环境使内存密集型算法能够快速部署。使用实时设置中的典型助听器算法来评估SoC在不同工作频率下的功耗。在50 MHz时,平均功耗低于2.2 mW,效率为34.8 μ W/MHz。
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SmartHeaP - A High-level Programmable, Low Power, and Mixed-Signal Hearing Aid SoC in 22nm FD-SOI
To handle the advances in hearing aid algorithms, the need for high-level programmable but low-power hardware architectures arises. Therefore, this paper presents the Smart Hearing Aid Processor (SmartHeaP), a mixed-signal system on chip (SoC) fabricated in 22 nm fully-depleted silicon-on-insulator (FD-SOI) with an adaptive body biasing (ABB) unit and a total die size of 7.36 mm 2. The proposed SoC consists of two application-specific instruction set processor (ASIP) architectures: firstly, a Cadence Tensilica Fusion G6 instruction set architecture, extended with custom instructions for audio processing, and secondly, a Cadence Tensilica LX7 for wireless interfacing, e.g., Bluetooth Low Energy. Furthermore, an analog front-end and digital audio interfaces are added. The large local memory of 2 MB and a high-level software environment enables memory-intensive algorithms to be deployed quickly. Typical hearing aid algorithms in a real-time setup are used to evaluate the power consumption of the SoC at different operating frequencies. At 50 MHz, a mean power consumption of less than 2.2 mW was measured, resulting in an efficiency of 34.8 µW/MHz.
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