A Voltage Control Algorithm for Multiprocessor System Based on the Lithium Battery Discharge Characteristics

Hai Bo Zhao; Shen Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.278-280.1541

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A Voltage Control Algorithm for Multiprocessor System Based on the Lithium Battery Discharge Characteristics

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The more and more extensive application of multiprocessor system to mobile devices has been achieved. The battery-aware voltage scaling algorithm for multiprocessor system was addressed in order to minimize the battery capacity consumption. The proposed algorithm generated task schedule by task assignment, discharge judgment and slack allocation. Based on the characteristic that the battery discharge could be divided into linear discharge and nonlinear discharge two phases, the slack was distributed by different manners during different discharge phases. The simulation results show that battery capacity consumption for the algorithm has relations with battery nonlinearity.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 278-280)

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Hai Bo Zhao, Shen Xu

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Dynamic Voltage Scaling, Lithium Battery, Multiprocessor System

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