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Next-Generation Embedded Systems: Edge Computing, IoT and Artificial Intelligence Convergence

Pramod Gouda P Patil, Manjunatha Prasad R

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The spread of the Internet of Things(IoT) and Artificial Intelligence at the Edge(Edge AI) has fundamentally redefined the design paradigms embedded systems. These systems have transformed themselves into a highly connected node out of the isolated single functional microcontrollers. usually requiring real-time deterministic processing power, area, and thermal factor requirement. This paper examines the overlap between the principles of Very-Large-Scale Integration(VLSI) design and the current embedded computing architectures. Our multi-layered, detailed analysis of hardware-level optimizations, with special emphasis on. sub-micron CMOS corner analysis of Process, Voltage and Temperature (PVT) variations, and the use of transmission gate (TG) logic to convert sequential elements to power-efficient versions. Implementation of 3- gating. transmission gate (TG) logic of sequential elements. In addition, this paper explores the accelerator of Digital Signal Processing (DSP), mathematics scheduling of Operating Systems (RTOS) Real-Time, and why Universal Verification is required. Procedure (UVM) to make things work. A 47.8% higher improvement in the indicates numerical simulations at the 45nm technology node.. Power-Delay Product (PDP) of custom D flip-flops, laying a strong physical groundwork for next-gen intelligent edge devices.


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