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=== [[Simulation Software]] === | === [[Simulation Software]] === | ||
== [[/Project II|Project II]] == | == [[/Project II|Project II]] == | ||
*XScale project using <del>PXA250</del> 80200 already in Dr. Shrivastava's possession. | *XScale project using <del>PXA250</del> 80200 already in Dr. Shrivastava's possession. | ||
== 19 Feb 07 Presentation II == | == 19 Feb 07 Presentation II == | ||
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[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_clock_time Wall clock time] | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_clock_time Wall clock time] | ||
== 5 March 07 Project I | == 5 March 07 Project I.2 == | ||
'''Considerations:''' | '''Considerations:''' | ||
*Existing power reduction schemes for LCDs and | *Existing power reduction schemes for LCDs and their applicability to Electrophoretic Displays (EPDs) | ||
::Dynamic Backlight and Contrast Scaling | ::-Dynamic Backlight and Contrast Scaling | ||
*The advantages of bi-stability of EPD over constant refresh of LCD | *The advantages of bi-stability of EPD over constant refresh of LCD | ||
::Possibility of redraw circuitry for bi-stable display which only addressed pixels which need to be updated | ::-Possibility of redraw circuitry for bi-stable display which only addressed pixels which need to be updated | ||
*Relevance of the backlight in LCD in comparison with "front-light" in EPD | *Relevance of the backlight in LCD in comparison with "front-light" in EPD | ||
::Best-case/Worst-case for each display and in what circumstances are they opposed, in what circumstances are they matched | ::-Best-case/Worst-case for each display and in what circumstances are they opposed, in what circumstances are they matched | ||
*Power characterization of power consumption of the LCD vs. the EPD | *Power characterization of power consumption of the LCD vs. the EPD | ||
*Power Modeling for LCD and EPD | *Power Modeling for LCD and EPD | ||
::Traditionally pixel switching has been ignored because it is insignificant compared to backlight and control circuitry, is the EPD a different case | ::-Traditionally pixel switching has been ignored because it is insignificant compared to backlight and control circuitry, is the EPD a different case | ||
::LCD switching power | ::-LCD switching power modeled as capacitors ([[Display Technology#Display Power|1.16, 1.5, 1.10]]) | ||
::EPD switching power | ::-EPD switching power modeled as resistor ([[Display Technology#Electrophroetic Displays|1.12]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 2 March 2007
29 Jan 07 Presentation I
Instruction Level Power Dissipation in the Intel XScale Embedded Microprocessor
Tools for power analysis of microprocessors at the microarchitectural level:
- This software is based on the SimpleScalar software
- Download Wattch
5 Feb 07 Project I Topic due
12 Feb 07 Project I due
Simulation Software
Project II
- XScale project using
PXA25080200 already in Dr. Shrivastava's possession.
19 Feb 07 Presentation II
- -Energy Efficient Co-Adaptive Instruction Fetch and Issue (Throttling paper)
- -Instruction Flow-Based Front-end Throttling for Power-Aware High-Performance Processors (Throttling paper)
- Amdahl's Law (Wikipedia)
- Intel article on EPI throttling
- Best of Both Latency and Throughput (introduces EPI Throttling)
Vocabulary
5 March 07 Project I.2
Considerations:
- Existing power reduction schemes for LCDs and their applicability to Electrophoretic Displays (EPDs)
- -Dynamic Backlight and Contrast Scaling
- The advantages of bi-stability of EPD over constant refresh of LCD
- -Possibility of redraw circuitry for bi-stable display which only addressed pixels which need to be updated
- Relevance of the backlight in LCD in comparison with "front-light" in EPD
- -Best-case/Worst-case for each display and in what circumstances are they opposed, in what circumstances are they matched
- Power characterization of power consumption of the LCD vs. the EPD
- Power Modeling for LCD and EPD
- -Traditionally pixel switching has been ignored because it is insignificant compared to backlight and control circuitry, is the EPD a different case
- -LCD switching power modeled as capacitors (1.16, 1.5, 1.10)
- -EPD switching power modeled as resistor (1.12)
