We explore the energy dissipation of the Linear Processor Array (LPA) as a function of the number of available resources (Processor Units P) within the array. This number P is an important parameter, as it reflects performance, relates parallel processing to energy dissipation, and influences the scaling of the various parts of the LPA architecture (memory, address generator, communication netw...

Stepped spillways are hydraulic structures that, because of their significant capacity in energy dissipation, have been widely used by designers. Flow mechanism over them is complex and many investigations have been performed to study that mechanism. The effect of some parameters such as the number of steps in energy dissipation has not been fully investigated. In this study the latest design c...

We consider a nonlinear system and show the unexpected and surprising result that, even for high dissipation, the mean energy of a particle can attain higher values than when there is no dissipation in the system. We reconsider the time-dependent annular billiard in the presence of inelastic collisions with the boundaries. For some magnitudes of dissipation, we observe the phenomenon of boundar...

This paper analyzes energy dissipation mechanisms in vacuum-operated in-phase and anti-phase actuated micromachined z-axis vibratory gyroscopes. The type of actuation is experimentally identified as the key factor to energy dissipation. For in-phase devices, dissipation through the die substrate is the dominant energy loss mechanism. This damping mechanism depends strongly on the die attachment...

Embedded system design is one of the most challenging tasks in VLSI CAD because of the vast amount of system parameters to fix and the great variety of constraints to meet. In this paper we focus on the constraint of low energy dissipation, an indispensable peculiarity of embedded mobile computing systems. We present the first comprehensive framework that simultaneously evaluates the tradeoffs ...

Steady collisionless driven reconnection in an open system is investigated by means of 3D fullparticle simulations. When the system relaxes to the steady state, a long and narrow current sheet and electron dissipation region are formed in the downstream direction. The Sweet-Parker model predicts that outflow peak will appear at the edge of electron dissipation region. However, the electron diss...

Energy dissipation of the superscalar microprocessors increases drastically with increasing clock frequencies and increasing number of transistors. Reducing energy dissipation of a processor is important for further pushing performance and to avoid increasing cooling costs. In this thesis we introduce dissipate-on-match comparators and present zero-byte encoding to reduce energy dissipation in ...

Presented in this paper are 1) information-theoretic lower bounds on energy consumption of noisy digital gates and 2) the concept of noise tolerance via coding for achieving energy efficiency in the presence of noise. In particular, lower bounds on a) circuit speed and supply voltage ; b) transition activity in presence of noise; c) dynamic energy dissipation; and d) total (dynamic and static) ...