COST ESTIMATION COST ANALYSIS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
CCEA	INTERNATIONAL COST ESTIMATING AND ANALYSIS ASSOCIATION	8221 OLD COURTHOUSE ROAD SUITE 106 VIENNA VA 22182	Cost estimation and cost analysis services;This certification mark, as used by persons authorized by the certifying organization, certifies that the individual displaying the mark has met the professional requirements, has received a bachelor's degree or possesses a minimum number of years of relevant professional experience in the alternative and passed the required examination administered by the certifying body.;
CCEA	Society of Cost Estimating and Analysis	Suite 301 527 Maple Avenue East 527 Maple Avanue East Vienna VA 22180	Cost estimation and cost analysis services;This certification mark, as used by persons authorized by the certifying organization, certifies that the individual displaying the mark has met the professional requirements, has received a bachelor's degree or possesses a minimum number of years of relevant professional experience in the alternative and passed the required examination administered by the certifying body.;
PCEA	INTERNATIONAL COST ESTIMATING AND ANALYSIS ASSOCIATION	8221 OLD COURTHOUSE ROAD SUITE 106 VIENNA VA 22182	Cost estimation and cost analysis services;The certification mark, as used by authorized persons, certifies that the individual displaying the mark has met the professional requirements, has received a bachelor's degree or possesses a minimum number of years of relevant professional experience in the alternative and passed the required examination administered by the certifying body.;
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Technical Examples

In one embodiment, a method for selecting transistor threshold voltages on an integrated circuit may include assigning a first threshold voltage to selected groups of transistors such as cell instances, for example, and determining which of the selected groups of transistors to assign a second threshold voltage, that is lower than the first threshold voltage, by iteratively performing a cost/benefit analysis. The method may further include determining which of the selected groups of transistors having a third threshold voltage to assign the first threshold voltage by iteratively performing a cost/benefit analysis. The cost/benefit analysis may include calculating a cost/benefit ratio for each group of the selected groups of transistors. In addition, the cost/benefit analysis may include calculating an upcone benefit and a downcone benefit for groups of transistors coupled to one or more inputs and outputs, respectively.