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The iphone- 11 has the capacitance C = 2 nF, and the source current IDD = 9 mA. When VDD = 0.8 V, the iphone -11 can be operated at 1 GHz. When we reduce VDD to 0.6 V, the iphone-11 can work only at 800 MHz. What is the power consumption of iphone-11 working at 1 GHz ? What is the power consumption of iphone-11 running at 800 MHz?

The iphone- 11 has the capacitance C = 2 nF, and the source current IDD = 9 mA. When VDD = 0.8 V, the iphone -11 can be operated at 1 GHz. When we reduce VDD to 0.6 V, the iphone-11 can work only at 800 MHz. What is the power consumption of iphone-11 working at 1 GHz ? What is the power consumption of iphone-11 running at 800 MHz?

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The iphone- 11 has the capacitance C = 2 n F , and the source current I D D = 9 m A . When V D D = 0.8 V , the iphone -11 can be operated at 1 G H z . When we reduce V D D to 0.6 V , the iphone-11 can work only at 800 M H z . What is the power consumption of iphone-11 working at 1 G H z ? What is the power consumption of iphone-11 running at 800 M H z ?

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