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DVSMT: Dynamic Voltage Scaling for Scheduling Mixed Real-Time Tasks
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DVSMT: Dynamic Voltage Scaling for Scheduling Mixed Real-Time Tasks
Min-Sik Gong1 , Myoung-Jo Jung1 , Yong-Hee Kim1 , Moon-Haeng Cho1 , Joo-Man Kim2 and Cheol-Hoon Lee1 
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System Software Lab., Dept. of Computer Engineering, Chungnam National University, Daejeon 305-764, Korea |
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Dept. of Bioinformation & Electronics, Pusan National University, Pusan 609-735, Korea |
Abstract
In this paper, we address a power-aware scheduling algorithm for mixed real-time tasks. A mixed-task system consists of periodic
and sporadic tasks, each of which is characterized by its worst-case execution requirements and a deadline. We propose a dynamic
voltage scaling algorithm called DVSMT, which dynamically scales down the supplying voltage (and thus the operating frequency)
using on-line slack distribution when jobs complete earlier while still meeting their deadlines. Simulation results show that
DVSMT saves up to 60% more than the existing algorithms both in the periodic and mixed task systems.
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