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== Project I Take II ==
== Project I Take II ==


[http://ieeexplore.ieee.org.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/iel5/16/34442/01643488.pdf?tp=&arnumber=1643488&isnumber=34442 T. N. Ruckmongathan, M. Govind, and G. Deepak, Reducing Power Consumption in Liquid-Crystal Displays, 2006]
Considerations:


[http://ieeexplore.ieee.org.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/iel5/16/31855/01482355.pdf?tp=&arnumber=1482355&isnumber=31855 B.W.Marks, Power Consumption of Multiplexed Liquid-Crystal Displays, 1982]
*Power use of the LCD vs. the Electrophoretic Display (EPD)
*Existing power reduction schemes for LCDs and thier applicability to 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
*Relavance of the backlight in LCD in comparison with "front-light" in EPD

Revision as of 16:32, 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

-Thermal/Failure Rate relationships, Fig. 4-27

Simulation Software

DVFS Project Resources

Concise references for DVFS project from 2003 using speedstep on an IBM Thinkpad
Good linux kernel reference

Project II

  • XScale project using PXA250 80200 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)

Vocabulary

Wall clock time

Project I Take II

Considerations:

  • Power use of the LCD vs. the Electrophoretic Display (EPD)
  • Existing power reduction schemes for LCDs and thier applicability to 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
  • Relavance of the backlight in LCD in comparison with "front-light" in EPD