Formal methods for Dynamic Power Management
R.K. Gupta, S. Irani, S.K. Shukla · 2003
Dynamic Power Management or DPM refers to the problem of judicious application of various low power techniques based on runtime conditions in an embedded system to minimize the total energy consumption. To be effective, often such decisions take into account the operating conditions and the system-level design goals. DPM has been a subject of intense research in the past decade driven by the need for low power in modern embedded devices. We present an overview of the formal methods that have been explored in solving the system-level DPM problem. We show how formal reasoning frameworks can potentially unify apparently disparate DPM techniques.