This paper is part of a long-term research on the application of event-based control to the thermal management of high-power, high-density microprocessors. Specifically, in this work we introduce and discuss a purpose-specific event-based realisation of a digital controller for thermal management, which integrates into a scheme that also takes care of the power/performance tradeoff, and carry out a stability and a preliminary performance analysis. We also present, extending previous research, a comprehensive Modelica library suitable to carry out control studies in the addressed domain. We finally show experimental results on a modern processor architecture, that also compare our solution to the state of the art, to demonstrate the effectiv...
This work explores the use of well-known control techniques to tackle the heat dissipation problem i...
In the last decade, high performance multi-core processor designs have followed an increase in numbe...
High temperatures and large thermal variations on the die create severe challenges in system reliabi...
This paper is part of a long-term research on the application of event-based control to the thermal ...
The density of modern microprocessors is so high, that operating all their units at full power would...
This chapter presents the proposed event-based thermal control solution at the HARPA-RT level, thus ...
The computational density of modern processors is so high, that operating all their units at full po...
The use of high-end multicore processors today can incur high power density with significant variabi...
With the increasing clock rate and transistor count of to-day’s microprocessors, power dissipation i...
This paper proposes the use of formal feedback control theory as a way to implement adaptive techniq...
In modern data centers, the impact on the thermal properties by increased scale and power densities ...
Dynamic thermal management is an increasingly critical and complex part of the run-time management o...
Power and thermal issues are primary design constraints in both stationary and portable computing de...
This work explores the use of well-known control techniques to tackle the heat dissipation problem i...
In the last decade, high performance multi-core processor designs have followed an increase in numbe...
High temperatures and large thermal variations on the die create severe challenges in system reliabi...
This paper is part of a long-term research on the application of event-based control to the thermal ...
The density of modern microprocessors is so high, that operating all their units at full power would...
This chapter presents the proposed event-based thermal control solution at the HARPA-RT level, thus ...
The computational density of modern processors is so high, that operating all their units at full po...
The use of high-end multicore processors today can incur high power density with significant variabi...
With the increasing clock rate and transistor count of to-day’s microprocessors, power dissipation i...
This paper proposes the use of formal feedback control theory as a way to implement adaptive techniq...
In modern data centers, the impact on the thermal properties by increased scale and power densities ...
Dynamic thermal management is an increasingly critical and complex part of the run-time management o...
Power and thermal issues are primary design constraints in both stationary and portable computing de...
This work explores the use of well-known control techniques to tackle the heat dissipation problem i...
In the last decade, high performance multi-core processor designs have followed an increase in numbe...
High temperatures and large thermal variations on the die create severe challenges in system reliabi...