Titolo:
Energy and Thermal Balancing in Multiprocessor Systems. |
Relatore:
Ing. Andrea Acquaviva. |
Luogo:
Aula 2 Collegio Raffaello (Piazza della Repubblica 13). |
Orario:
17:00 - 19:00. |
Numero di crediti:
0.25 CFU. |
Vincoli di partecipazione:
Nessuno. |
Sommario:
Multiprocessor Systems on Chips (MPSoCs) represent the future of embedded
platforms. Their use in increasingly more widespread in many embedded
applications ranging from multimedia to biological processing. Due to the
increasing complexity of these processing platforms, there is a large
quantity and variety of resources that the software running on top of them
has to manage. This may become a critical issue for embedded application
developers, because resource allocation may strongly affect performance,
energy efficiency and reliability.
For instance, since multimedia applications consist often of several tasks, their mapping into processing elements has to be performed in an efficient way to exploit the available computational power and to reduce energy consumption of the platform. In this seminar I will describe an OS/middleware software infrastructure implementing a resource management strategy that reduces energy consumption and improves system's reliability through task migration and run-time processor voltage/frequency allocation. |
Docente di riferimento:
Ing. Andrea Acquaviva. |
Ultima modifica: 13/12/2006 | Approvato da: Presidente CCdL |