Modeling Microprocessor Performance

Author: Bibiche Geuskens
Edition: 1998
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0792382145

Modeling Microprocessor Performance

Modeling Microprocessor Performance focuses on the development of a design and evaluation tool, named RIPE (Rensselaer Interconnect Performance Estimator). Get Modeling Microprocessor Performance computer books for free.
This tool analyzes the impact on wireability, clock frequency, power dissipation, and the reliability of single chip CMOS microprocessors as a function of interconnect, device, circuit, design and architectural parameters. It can accurately predict the overall performance of existing microprocessor systems. For the three major microprocessor architectures, DEC, PowerPC and Intel, the results have shown agreement within 10% on key parameters. The models cover a broad range of issues that relate to the implementation and performance of single chip CMOS microprocessors. The Check Modeling Microprocessor Performance our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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