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Non-Linear Feedback Control for Energy Efficient On-Chip Streaming Computation
By: Pisano, A.; Acquaviva, A.; Carta, S.; Alimonda, A.;
2006 / IEEE / 0-7803-9759-2
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Non-Linear Feedback Control for Energy Efficient On-Chip Streaming Computation ' In this work we take a control theoretic approach to the dynamic voltage/frequency scaling (DVS) in a MPSoC architecture with mixed pipelined/parallel processing. The aim is that of minimizing energy consumption with throughput guarantees. Theoretical analysis and experiments, carried out on a cycle-accurate, energy-aware, multiprocessor simulation platform, are provided. We give a dynamic model of the system behavior on the basis of which we synthesize a non-linear feedback controller for the run-time adjustment the frequencies of the processing stages. We compare, from an energy consumption viewpoint, the proposed feedback approaches with local DVS policies.
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Multiprocessing Systems
Parallel Processing
Pipeline Processing
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Nonlinear Feedback Controller
Energy Efficiency
On-chip Streaming Computation
Mpsoc Architecture
Pipelined Processing
Parallel Processing
Energy Consumption
Multiprocessor Simulation Platform
Feedback Control
Energy Efficiency
Voltage Control
Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
Energy Consumption
Dynamic Voltage Scaling
Frequency
Computer Architecture
Parallel Processing
Throughput
Microprocessor Chips
Energy Conservation
Circuit Feedback
System-on-chip
Engineering
Dynamic Voltage Frequency Scaling