Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition User Guide: Power Analysis and Optimization

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Date 6/22/2022
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2.1.5.2. Static Probability

The static probability of a signal is the fraction of time that the signal is logic 1 during device operation. Static probability ranges from 0 (always at ground) to 1 (always at logic-high).

The static probability of input signals impacts the design's static power consumption, due to state-dependent leakage in routing and logic. This effect becomes more important for smaller geometries. In output I/O standards that drive termination resistors, the static power also depends on the static probability on I/O pins.