Embedded Linux Power Management on the Intel Atom ... - MontaVista
Embedded Linux Power Management on the Intel Atom ... - MontaVista Embedded Linux Power Management on the Intel Atom ... - MontaVista
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How we save power Two big ways: • Turn stuff off • Clock trees, caches, displays, radios, USB, memory, anything you can get your hands on. • Clock stuff down and power it at a lower voltage • P = CV 2 f in CMOS • Switching capacitance • Voltage (which also relates to frequency) • Frequency • Question #1: How does the software find out what the hardware can do and how to tweak it? • Systems designed to be “PC” compatible do this very differently 7
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- Page 24 and 25: Stitching it together • CPUfreq
- Page 26 and 27: The Governor • Task: Decide how a
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• <str<strong>on</strong>g>Power</str<strong>on</strong>g> management is a system level design goal... not a<br />
software level design goal.<br />
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