Operating System Scheduling: An Empirical Evaluation
Kamal Andersson
Corresponding
University of Toronto
Kamal Karim
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
Ahmed Farouk
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh
Abstract
Engineers responsible for medical instrumentation require simple yet reliable procedures for estimating operating system scheduling. Results from Newton-Raphson iteration are presented in dimensionless form so as to be of general application. The proposed design charts cover 6 of the most common configurations encountered in everyday practice. It is suggested that the proposed charts be incorporated into standard design manuals.
Keywords:
operating system schedulingNewton-Raphson iterationdistillation columnsactivated sludge
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