Dynamic Power Management of Multiprocessor Systems

Power management is critical to power-constrained real-time systems. In this paper, we present a dynamic power management algorithm. Unlike other approaches that focus on the tradeoff between power and performance, our algorithm maximizes power utilization and performance. Our algorithm considers a dynamic environment, allowing for changes in the available energy and adapting system parameters such as operating voltage, frequency, and the number of processors. In our algorithm, we divide the power management problem into three subproblems: i) initial power allocation to minimize wasted energy and avoid the undersupplied power situation, ii) system parameter computation based on the allocated power that maximizes the performance for a given power budget, and iii) dynamic update of the power and system parameters in run time. The simulation results of the algorithm for a satellite system using eight Processor-In-Memory (PIM) processors is presented.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2002
• Where: IPPS
• Authors: Jinwoo Suh, Dong-In Kang, Stephen P. Crago
• Keywords: Algorithm Maximizes Power, Distributed And Parallel Computing, IPPS 2002, Power Management, Power Management Algorithm