Edge configuration device requests SPB settings from a remote management server to enable non-compatible end devices on the network.
Service-based power management reduces energy waste by activating resources only during active service requests.
Controller changes clock frequency and voltage level during data transmission to reduce power consumption in idle periods.
A USB identification line enables bidirectional communication between connected devices to negotiate power characteristics dynamically.
A system detects instant-on boot events to disable additional graphics processing units and conserve battery power in portable devices.
A storage system manages current consumption across multiple flash memory devices using a state machine to coordinate operations.
Dynamic interface switching between large and small modes optimizes screen space utilization while reducing power consumption in ultra mobile devices.
A communication terminal alternates transmission and reception modes cyclically to reduce power consumption during ad hoc network discovery.
A network device propagates configuration files to peer devices using a processing engine and recursive link layer discovery protocol.
A monitoring module measures instruction arrival rates to calculate optimal service frequencies for individual processor cores.
NAND die auto-suspend and resume operations stagger high-current events, reducing peak power consumption without extending execution duration.
Sorts PHICH resources by transmit energy to balance group loads and reduce interference variance.
A bridge unit manages functional units by applying clock-gating and power-gating based on idle time thresholds.
A controller adjusts switch states to dynamically share power grids, reducing noise interference and enabling independent voltage scaling.
Bus frequency controller adjusts clock speed based on master module activity, resolving the contradiction between reduced CPU power and degraded bus bandwidth.
Automated simulation detects clock gating opportunities in pipeline stages, reducing active power consumption without manual design complexity.
A bus transceiver uses a wake-up detector to configure itself from microcontroller signals without extra pins.
A resource manager monitors buffer levels and thread states to coordinate dispatch timing in multi-threading processors.
Encoding digital signals onto a shared bus lead reduces switching activity.
Controllers exchange discovery messages to negotiate power budgets, enabling efficient load sharing while reducing formation complexity.
Frequency segmentation and priority assignment allow the apparatus to select clean channels, resolving interference from high-power services in shared bands.
A current balancing module reduces consumption differences between processor modules using a buck converter.
A USB to SATA bridge delays acknowledgments to manage power usage within USB limits.