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Characterizing System Level Energy Consumption in Mobile Computing Platforms
Overview This paper approaches energy consumption characterization in mobile computing platforms by assessing energy consumption of "Basic" application-level tasks, such as processing, input/output (disk, display, etc.), communication (transmission and reception over the network), and combinations thereof. Besides providing information on the energy consumption behavior of typical tasks performed by mobile computers, task-level energy characterization enables power management decisions, such as whether, in a distributed computation, the task at hand can be executed locally or should be assigned to a different machine (given the machine's current energy budget, the energy cost of executing the task locally, and the cost of sending the required information over the network to a peer).
| Publisher | University of California | File Format | |
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| Date Published | April 2005 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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