MeasuringPowerConsumption
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* git repo for tools mentioned in the above presentation: git@github.com:sconklin/nexus-tools.git | * git repo for tools mentioned in the above presentation: `git@github.com:sconklin/nexus-tools.git` (https://github.com/sconklin/nexus-tools) |
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Nexus7 Power Measurement
Steve Conklin did an initial investigation on the power consumption on the Nexus7 by watching the I2C bus and doing some disassembly of the unit:
git repo for tools mentioned in the above presentation: git@github.com:sconklin/nexus-tools.git (https://github.com/sconklin/nexus-tools)
Identifying Issues
- Measuring CPU usage is a good way to detect when your application is drawing too much power, kcachegrind and callgrind (part of Valgrind) are excellent tools.
Hardware Tools
The ARM Energy Probe is a hardware tool that is fairly cheap and can be used to measure power consumption. It uses a GPL software stack and offers command-line and HTML5+websockets interface. Here is an intro video on using the ARM Energy Probe.
Nexus7/MeasuringPowerConsumption (last edited 2012-11-27 05:45:31 by ABTS-MH-dynamic-132)