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Answers to Top FAQs
1. Overview of the Power and Thermal Calculator
2. Estimating Power Consumption with the Power and Thermal Calculator
3. Power and Thermal Calculator Graphical User Interface
4. Power and Thermal Calculator Pages
5. Factors Affecting the Accuracy of the PTC
6. Power and Thermal Calculator User Guide Archive
7. Document Revision History for the Power and Thermal Calculator User Guide
A. Measuring Static Power
4.1. PTC - Power Summary/Navigation
4.2. PTC - Common Page Elements
4.3. PTC - Main Page
4.4. PTC - Logic Page
4.5. PTC - RAM Page
4.6. PTC - DSP Page
4.7. PTC - Clock Page
4.8. PTC - PLL Page
4.9. PTC - I/O Page
4.10. PTC - Transceiver Page
4.11. PTC - HPS Page
4.12. PTC - Crypto Page
4.13. PTC - NOC Page
4.14. PTC - HBM Page
4.15. PTC - Thermal Page
4.16. PTC - Report Page
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2. Estimating Power Consumption with the Power and Thermal Calculator
The Power and Thermal Calculator (PTC) allows you to estimate power consumption before and during the actual FPGA design cycle.
- Before Design—you can estimate the power consumption when you have not yet started creating your design RTL, or when your design is only partially complete, but you need preliminary power and cooling requirements.
- During Design—estimating power consumption while creating the FPGA design allows you to adjust the design resources and parameters and see how those changes affect total power consumption. You can populate the PTC data from actual compilation results rather than manual entry.
- After Design—use the Power Analyzer in the Quartus® Prime software to obtain the most accurate power analysis results for completed designs. The Power Analyzer uses toggle rates from user assignments and placement-and-routing information to provide more accurate power estimates.