Common Power Format
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Common Power Format is a new design language that addresses the limitation in the design automation tool flow by capturing the designer's intent for power management and enabling the automation of advanced power-lowering design techniques. The Common Power Format enables all design, verification, implementation—and technology-related power objectives to be captured in a single file and allows the application of that data across the design flow, providing a consistent reference point for design development and production. The CPF V. 1.0 is owned by the Silicon Integration Initiative
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