Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Real-time safety-critical systems should provide hard bounds on an applications’ performance. SDRAM controllers used in this domain should therefore have a bounded worst-case bandwidth, response time, and por consumption. Existing works on real-time SDRAM controllers only consider a narrow range of memory devices, and do not evaluate how their schedulers’ performance varies across memory generations, nor how the scheduling algorithm influences por usage. The extent to which the number of banks used in parallel to serve a request impacts performance is also unexplored, and hence there are gaps in the tool set of a memory subsystem designer, in terms of both performance analysis, and configuration options.
['Slm Sven Goossens', 'Karthik Chandrasekar', 'Benny Akesson', 'Kgw Kees Goossens']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Power/Performance Trade-Offs in Real-Time SDRAM Command Scheduling
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