Ti-States: Power Management in Active Timing Margin Processors
IEEE MICRO/IEEE micro(2017)
Abstract
Temperature inversion is a transistor-level effect that improves performance when temperature increases. This article presents a comprehensive measurement-based analysis on temperature inversion's implications on architecture design and power management using the AMD A10-8700P processor. The authors propose temperature-inversion states (Ti-states) to harness the opportunities promised by temperature inversion. They expect Ti-states to be able to improve the power efficiency of many processors manufactured in future CMOS technologies.
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Key words
Temperature measurement,Timing,Program processors,Temperature control,Transistors,Voltage measurement,Switching circuits
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