Maryline Chetto and Audrey Queudet, University of Nantes, France
ISBN : 9781785481253
Publication Date : December 2016
Hardcover 142 pp
100 USD
Co-publisher
This book deals with a new problem, that of energy autonomy of a real-time system that feeds from a source of environmental energy. This involves investigating various issues related to the harvest of energy, its temporary storage and use in order to ensure sustainable autonomy while respecting the rules of performance in real time.
After two introductory chapters which deal with real-time computing and real-time scheduling, the authors propose a chapter on state-of-the-art technology recovery and storage of energy. The final chapter discusses a real-time system which never uses more energy than can be recovered and presents techniques of optimal scheduling tailored to real-time autonomous energy systems on a single-processor platform.
1. Real-time Computing.
2. Principles of Real-time Scheduling.
3. Harnessing Ambient Energy for Embedded Systems.
4. Energy Self-sufficiency and Real-time Scheduling.
Maryline Chetto is Professor at the University of Nantes in France, where she teaches in the QLIO department of the Institute of Technology.
Audrey Queudet is Associate Professor at the University of Nantes in France.
