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POWER ATTRIBUTION AND THROTTLING ON MOBILE DEVICES
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Inventor(s)
Tejas Bahulkar of Sunnyvale CA (US)
Yizhou Ma of Los Angeles CA (US)
Jonah Hephzibah Okike of Los Angeles CA (US)
John James Robertson of Los Angeles CA (US)
Richard Zhuang of San Diego CA (US)
POWER ATTRIBUTION AND THROTTLING ON MOBILE DEVICES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240345895 titled 'POWER ATTRIBUTION AND THROTTLING ON MOBILE DEVICES
The patent application focuses on systems, methods, and computer-readable media for power and temperature attribution on mobile devices.
- Granting a request for a resource
- Estimating energy usage based on resource utilization and duration
- Throttling power usage if it exceeds a budget
- Providing a module for reducing power usage or temperature generation
- Mobile device tracking power usage and temperature generation on a per-resource basis
- Determining power usage and temperature generation of mobile device resources
Potential Applications: - Mobile device optimization for power and temperature management - Enhancing user experience by preventing overheating and excessive power consumption
Problems Solved: - Addressing power and temperature issues on mobile devices - Improving overall device performance and longevity
Benefits: - Extended battery life - Enhanced device reliability - Improved user satisfaction
Commercial Applications: Title: "Efficient Power and Temperature Management for Mobile Devices" This technology can be utilized in smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices to optimize power consumption and temperature control, leading to longer device lifespan and improved user experience.
Questions about Power and Temperature Attribution on Mobile Devices: 1. How does this technology impact the overall user experience on mobile devices? - This technology enhances user experience by ensuring efficient power usage and preventing overheating issues. 2. What are the potential long-term benefits of implementing this power and temperature management system on mobile devices? - The long-term benefits include extended battery life, improved device performance, and increased user satisfaction.
Original Abstract Submitted
systems, methods, and computer readable media for power and temperature attribution on mobile devices. example methods include granting a request for a resource, estimating an energy usage used by the resource for the application, where the estimating is based on a resource utilization and a resource usage duration, and in response to the power usage transgressing a power usage budget for the application, throttling the power usage of the application. the application may provide a module to be called for the application to reduce its power usage or temperature generation. the mobile device provides the application with the temperature generation and power usage of the application on a per resource used basis. the mobile device determines the power usage and the temperature generation of the resources of the mobile device. in some examples, the mobile device is an augmented reality (ar), virtual reality (vr), or mixed reality (mr) head-wearable device.
