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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Mobile processor"”.
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Statistical usage models in mobile processor thermal design and testing
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering; and, (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management; in conjunction with the Leaders for Manufacturing Program at MIT, 2003.
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Enabling technology for mobile computing
… of this study was the launch of the first boxed mobile processor in the company's history. The technical component of the work consisted of the design and development of a thermal solution to complement the boxed processor. The organizational component involved an examination of the way the team …
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Impact of product design choices on supply chain performance in the notebook computer industry
… is the world's leading manufacturer of processors for personal computers. As the company strives to maintain its leadership position in this industry, it identifies significant trends in the industry and attempts to develop product solutions that intercept these trends. One such set of …
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A systems analysis of sweet sorghum harvest for a Piedmont ethanol industry
… C cut the stalks like System A, but then a mobile processor moved through the field to separate the pith and rind-leaf fractions. It was found that the cost of producing feedstock with System C ($0.87/L) was significantly higher than either System A ($0.56/L) or System B ($0.63/L). While the …
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Efficient mobile computing
… From a computer architect point of view, processor design for such computer systems is a complex problem. Since the Li-ion battery manufacturing technology is strictly limited by physical and technological limitations, the new generation of mobile processors should have a better energy …
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High Frequency High-Efficiency Voltage Regulators for Future Microprocessors
Microprocessors in today's computers continue to get faster and more powerful. From the Intel 80X86 series to today's Pentium IV, CPUs have greatly improved in performance. Accordingly, their power consumption has increased dramatically [1][2]. An evolution began in power loss reduction when the …