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Thermal-aware energy minimization for real-time scheduling on multi-core systems
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With exponentially increased transistor density on multi-core platforms, the power explosion and consequently soaring chip temperature have become critical challenges for system designers. Moreover, the increasing chip temperature results in higher leakage power, hence further aggravates the increment of the overall power consumption [1]. Thus, the dramatically growing power/energy consumption and chip temperature severely affect the cost, reliability and performance of the systems [4].
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Published: 01 July 2013
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