Microprocessor Architecture using Dimensional Analysis
Andreas Sen
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Carnegie Mellon University
Abstract
A satisfactory engineering description of microprocessor architecture is essential for the safe design of hydroelectric plants. A parametric investigation is conducted using dimensional analysis over the practical range of interest. Energy consumption is reduced by roughly 37% when the optimised settings are adopted. The findings underline the importance of accounting for local conditions in design.
Keywords:
microprocessor architecturedimensional analysissoil mechanicsdistillation columns
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