DATE 2009

12.4 System Level Simulation and Validation

Date: 
Thu, 2009-04-23
Time: 
16:00 - 17:30
Location / Room: 
Thalie, Level 3

Moderators:
I Harris, UC Irvine, US
V Bertacco, U of Michigan, US

This session presents three papers which introduce techniques to attain accurate system evaluation through high-level simulations.  The first paper evaluates the impact of timing variation on real-time operating system simulation accuracy.  The second paper targets the energy consumption of wireless sensor networks by coupling an instruction set simulator with a SystemC model.  The third paper determines which registers are critical to be preserved through a microprocessor's sleep mode using a symbolic simulation.

1600 INCREASED ACCURACY THROUGH NOISE INJECTION IN ABSTRACT RTOS SIMULATION
H Zabel and W Mueller, Paderborn U / C-LAB, DE
1630 FLEXIBLE ENERGY-AWARE SIMULATION OF HETEROGENEOUS WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS
A Acquaviva, F Fummi, G Perbellini and D Quaglia, Verona U, IT
1700 SELECTIVE STATE RETENTION DESIGN USING SYMBOLIC SIMULATION
A Darbari and B M Al-Hashimi, Southampton U, UK
D Flynn and J Biggs, ARM, UK