Fujitsu / DESIGN METHODOLOGY FOR VARIABLE-VOLTAGE SYSTEMS / Princeton / VARIABLE-VOLTAGE CORE-BASED SYSTEMS / Synopsys Inc. / Independent JPEG Group / Suzuki / D. Variable-Voltage Hardware / Intel / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
Stanford University / University of California / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
semiconductor technology / static scheduling algorithms / wireless communications applications / multimedia server / variablevoltage scheduling algorithm / low-power software / design space using search algorithms / static nonpreemptive software scheduling algorithm / reactive hard real-time systems / search technique / communication protocol / supply-voltage chips / synthesis algorithms / programmable processors / bound algorithm / real-time constraints / energy / target applications / it possible to create processor / real-time scheduling algorithm / embedded control applications / energy dissipation / average energy / preemptive scheduling algorithm / nonpreemptive scheduling solutions / evaluated cache systems / application-specific systems / higher energy efficiency / energy efficiency / actual applications / decompression utilities / variable voltage hardware / variable voltage systems / battery technology / preemptive static scheduling algorithm / application-driven search / voltage systems / real-time systems / nonpreemptive scheduling algorithm / compression algorithm / software programmable processor / realtime systems / search process / embedded systems / hardware/software / low-power core-based system-on-a-chip / fixed voltage processor / uniprocessor systems / final solution / personal computing / search strategy / signal processing / communication applications / event-driven systems / software scheduling / cache delay estimation tool / search algorithm / minimum energy schedule / technology level / system energy consumption / implementation technology / portable systems / optimization algorithms / software implementation / forward error corrector chip / nonpreemptive scheduling solution / energy-efficient system configuration / synthesis search loop / communication devices / resource allocation algorithm / energy dissipation improvement / zero-energy consumption / low-power hardware / nominal energy consumption / variablevoltage systems / energy model / digital signal processing / task-scheduling algorithm / /
Organization
Massachusetts Institute of Technology / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Computer Science Department / Department of Electrical Engineering / Stanford University / University of California / Los Angeles / /
Person
Darko Kirovski / Miodrag Potkonjak / Ratio Cache Miss Penalty Cache / Inki Hong / Gang Qu / E. Macii / /