摘要
Supplying the electronic equipment by exploiting ambient energy sources is a hot spot. In order to achieve the match between power supply and demands under the variance of environments at real time, a reconfigurable technique is taken. In this paper, a dynamic power consumption model by using a lookup table as a unit is proposed. Then, we establish a system-level task scheduling model according to the task type. Based on single instruction multiple data （SIMD） architecture which contains a processing system and a control system with a Nios II processor, a practical dynamic reconfigurable system is built. The approach is evaluated on a hardware platform. The test results show that the system can automatically adjust the power consumption in case of external energy input changing. The utilization of the system dynamic power of their portion is from 80.05% to 91.75% during the first task assignment. During the entire processing cycle, the total energy efficiency is 97.67%.
Supplying the electronic equipment by exploiting ambient energy sources is a hot spot. In order to achieve the match between power supply and demands under the variance of environments at real time, a reconfigurable technique is taken. In this paper, a dynamic power consumption model by using a lookup table as a unit is proposed. Then, we establish a system-level task scheduling model according to the task type. Based on single instruction multiple data （SIMD） architecture which contains a processing system and a control system with a Nios II processor, a practical dynamic reconfigurable system is built. The approach is evaluated on a hardware platform. The test results show that the system can automatically adjust the power consumption in case of external energy input changing. The utilization of the system dynamic power of their portion is from 80.05% to 91.75% during the first task assignment. During the entire processing cycle, the total energy efficiency is 97.67%.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 61176025 and No. 61006027
the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under Grant No.ZYGX2012J003
National Laboratory of Analogue Integrated Circuit Grants under Grants No. 9140C0901101002 and No. 9140C0901101003
New Century Excellent Talents Program under Grant No.NCET-10-0297
