Description
Book SynopsisEnergy-Aware Memory Management for Embedded Multimedia Systems: A Computer-Aided Design Approach presents recent computer-aided design (CAD) ideas that address memory management tasks, particularly the optimization of energy consumption in the memory subsystem. It explains how to efficiently implement CAD solutions, including theoretical methods and novel algorithms.
The book covers various energy-aware design techniques, including data-dependence analysis techniques, memory size estimation methods, extensions of mapping approaches, and memory banking approaches. It shows how these techniques are used to evaluate the data storage of an application, reduce dynamic and static energy consumption, design energy-efficient address generation units, and much more.
Providing an algebraic framework for memory management tasks, this book illustrates how to optimize energy consumption in memory subsystems using CAD solutions. The algorithmic style of
Table of Contents
Computer-Aided Design for the Energy Optimization in the Memory Architecture of Embedded Systems. The Power of Polyhedra. Computation of Data Storage Requirements for Affine Algorithmic Specifications. Polyhedral Techniques for Parametric Memory Requirement Estimation. Storage Allocation for Streaming-Based Register File. Optimization of the Dynamic Energy Consumption and Signal Mapping in Hierarchical Memory Organizations. Leakage Current Mechanisms and Estimation in Memories and Logic. Leakage Control in SoCs. Energy-Efficient Memory Port Assignment. Energy-Efficient Address-Generation Units and Their Design Methodology. Index.
