A systematic methodology for energy dissipation reduction of multimedia applications realized on architectures based on embedded cores and application specific data memory organization is proposed. Performance and area are explicitly taken into account. The proposed methodology includes two major steps: A high-level code transformation step that reorganizes the original description of the target application. The second major step includes the determination of the processor, memory and bus organization of the system and is briefly described. Experimental results from several real-life demonstrators prove the impact of the high level step of the proposed methodology
We propose a technique for reducing the energy spent in the memory-processor interface of an embedde...
Abstract General-purpose processors are expected to be increas-ingly employed for multimedia workloa...
121 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.We next apply the above findi...
APSIPA ASC 2010 (APSIPA Annual Summit and Conference) : December 14-17, 2010 : Biopolis, SingaporeEn...
This thesis describes techiques by which the power consumed during the execution of data-intensive a...
Abstract—Power consumption is an important design issue of current multimedia embedded systems. Data...
Energy-Aware Memory Management for Embedded Multimedia Systems: A Computer-Aided Design Approach pre...
This paper proposes code optimization techniques to reduce energy consumption of complex multimedia...
Multimedia algorithms deal with enormous amounts of data transfers and storage, resulting in huge b...
Abstract—We propose a technique for reducing the energy spent in the memory-processor interface of a...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
Energy consumption is an important issue for mobile de-vices, as the technological development in ba...
This paper presents a novel system-level approach that minimizes the energy consumption of embedded ...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
The design of embedded systems is often subject to strict requirements concerning various aspects, i...
We propose a technique for reducing the energy spent in the memory-processor interface of an embedde...
Abstract General-purpose processors are expected to be increas-ingly employed for multimedia workloa...
121 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.We next apply the above findi...
APSIPA ASC 2010 (APSIPA Annual Summit and Conference) : December 14-17, 2010 : Biopolis, SingaporeEn...
This thesis describes techiques by which the power consumed during the execution of data-intensive a...
Abstract—Power consumption is an important design issue of current multimedia embedded systems. Data...
Energy-Aware Memory Management for Embedded Multimedia Systems: A Computer-Aided Design Approach pre...
This paper proposes code optimization techniques to reduce energy consumption of complex multimedia...
Multimedia algorithms deal with enormous amounts of data transfers and storage, resulting in huge b...
Abstract—We propose a technique for reducing the energy spent in the memory-processor interface of a...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
Energy consumption is an important issue for mobile de-vices, as the technological development in ba...
This paper presents a novel system-level approach that minimizes the energy consumption of embedded ...
Data transfers and storage are dominating contributors to the area and power consumption for all mod...
The design of embedded systems is often subject to strict requirements concerning various aspects, i...
We propose a technique for reducing the energy spent in the memory-processor interface of an embedde...
Abstract General-purpose processors are expected to be increas-ingly employed for multimedia workloa...
121 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2003.We next apply the above findi...