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Energy per cycle in a D flip-flop

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Dear all
I am designing a D flip-flop through HSPICE using TSMC 180nm. I would be grateful if I would know how to measure "Energy per cycle" in this design.
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crutschow said:
Measure the average supply current per flip and multiply that by the supply voltage.
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Thanks. Does your notion denote "average power consumption"? In other words, is there any difference between"Energy per cycle" and "power consumption"?
Thanks again
 

electronics20 said:
Thanks. Does your notion denote "average power consumption"? In other words, is there any difference between"Energy per cycle" and "power consumption"?
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Power is energy per unit time, so if you have 1000 cycles per second then the power would be 1000 times the energy per cycle.
 
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