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An Energy-Efficient Scheduling Algorithm for Sporadic Real-Time Tasks in Multiprocessor Systems

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5 Author(s)
Dong-Song Zhang ; Nat. Lab. for Parallel & Distrib. Process., Nat. Univ. of Defense Technol., Changsha, China ; Fang-Yuan Chen ; Hong-Hua Li ; Shi-Yao Jin
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As the energy consumption of embedded multiprocessor systems becomes increasingly prominent, the real-time energy-efficient scheduling in multiprocessor systems becomes an urgent problem to reduce the system energy consumption while meeting real-time constraints. For a multiprocessor with independent DVFS and DPM at each processor, this paper proposes an energy-efficient real-time scheduling algorithm named LRE-DVFS-EACH, based on LRE-TL which is an optimal real-time scheduling algorithm for sporadic tasks. LRE-DVFS-EACH utilizes the concept of TL plane and the idea of fluid scheduling to dynamically scale the voltage and frequency of processors at the initial time of each TL plane as well as the release time of a sporadic task in each TL plane. Consequently, LRE-DVFS-EACH can obtain a reasonable tradeoff between the real-time constraints and the energy saving. LRE-DVFS-EACH is also adaptive to the change of workload caused by the dynamic release of sporadic tasks, which can obtain more energy savings. The experimental results show that compared with existing algorithms, LRE-DVFS-EACH can not only guarantee the optimal feasibility of sporadic tasks, but also achieve more energy savings in all cases, especially in the case of high workloads.

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High Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC), 2011 IEEE 13th International Conference on

Date of Conference: 2-4 Sept. 2011

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