JOURNAL ARTICLE
Platform tuning for embedded systems design
Year: 2001 Journal: Computer Vol: 34 (2)Pages: 112-114 Publisher: IEEE Computer Society
Abstract
Parameterized SOC platforms solve numerous problems that face system designers. With platforms ranging from IP to IC variants and tuning tasks ranging from simple parameter configuration to aggressive architectural transformations, platform tuning issues can be daunting. UCR's Dalton Project shows that platform tuning can increase performance and reduce power consumption for system-on-chip embedded platforms.
Keywords:
Computer science Ranging Embedded system Parameterized complexity System on a chip Simple (philosophy) Power consumption Computer architecture Electronic system-level design and verification Chip Power (physics) Telecommunications
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Topics
Embedded Systems Design Techniques
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Hardware and Architecture
Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Hardware and Architecture
VLSI and FPGA Design Techniques
Physical Sciences → Engineering → Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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