inf311 - Low Energy System Design (Complete module description)

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Module label	Low Energy System Design
Module code	inf311
Credit points	6.0 KP
Workload	180 h
Faculty/Institute	Department of Computing Science
Used in course of study	Master's Programme Computing Science (Master) > Technische Informatik Master's Programme Embedded Systems and Microrobotics (Master) > Akzentsetzungsmodule Master's Programme Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (Master) > Embedded Brain Computer Interaction Master's Programme Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (Master) > Systems Engineering
Contact person	Module responsibility Wolfgang Nebel Die im Modul Lehrenden Authorized examiners Die im Modul Lehrenden Wolfgang Nebel
Entry requirements
Skills to be acquired in this module	This module introduces the estimation of power dissipation and optimisation. Professional competence The students: Discuss the fundamental problems of power dissipation Characterise the requirements-driven design process of embedded systems Name power loss analysis and optimization methods Design embedded systems with common design and analysis tools Design power-optimized embedded systems Methodological competence The students: Model systems with a hardware description language Analyze and model hardware components Perform multi-dimensional optimization of systems Social competence The students: Implement solutions of given problems in teams Discuss their outcomes appropriately Self-competence The students: Acknowledge the limits of their ability to cope with pressure during the modeling process of systems
Module contents	According to Moore’s Law the number of integratable transistors on a computer chip doubles every two years. In addition, new circuits are getting faster and faster. This leads not only to an increased functionality of a system, but it also increases the electrical power consumption. This electrical power consumption is problematic from two different points of view: Firstly, the electrical power must be supplied. Secondly, the resulting heat has to dissipate from the system. An increased power consumption always causes lower battery life and higher energy costs. The heat generation reduces the reliability and life of integrated circuits. The cooling (ceramic housings, cooling elements, fans, etc. ) increases the system's costs. Today the development of heat, caused by power dissipation, needs to be considered during the embedded system design process. This knowledge takes the system's reliability and operation costs into account. This module introduces the estimation of power dissipation and optimisation.
Reader's advisory	Designing CMOS Circuits for Low Power – Dimitros Soudris, Christian Piguet, Costas Goutis Low-Power CMOS VLSI Circuit Design – Kaushik Roy, Sharat C. Prasad Low-Power Electronics Design – Christian Piguet et al. Leakage in Nanometer CMOS Technologies – Siva G. Narendra, Anantha Chandrakasan Entwurf von digitalen Schaltungen und Systemen mit HDLs und FPGAs – F. Kesel, R. Bartholomä Slides of the module „Eingebettete Systeme I+II“ von Professor Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Nebel Slides and technical readouts of the used hardware and development tools
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Languages of instruction	English , German
Duration (semesters)	1 Semester
Module frequency	jährlich
Module capacity	unlimited
Modullevel	AS (Akzentsetzung / Accentuation)
Modulart	Pflicht o. Wahlpflicht / compulsory or optioal
Lern-/Lehrform / Type of program	V+Ü
Vorkenntnisse / Previous knowledge	- inf200 Grundlagen der Technische Informatik, - inf201 Technische Informatik, - inf203 Eingebettete Systeme I+, - inf204 Eingebettete Systeme II

Course type	SWS	Frequency	Workload attendance
Lecture	2.00	WiSe	28 h
Exercises	2.00	WiSe	28 h
Total time of attendance for the module			56 h

Examination	Time of examination	Type of examination
Final exam of module	at the end of the lecture period	hands-on exercises and oral exam