Titlebook: Materialfluß und Logistik; Potentiale vom Konze Wolfram Fischer,Lothar Dittrich Book 2004Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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2512-5281 sich abgeschlossenen Kapitel. Die große Praxisnähe macht dieses solide Werk zu einer wertvollen Hilfe für den Einsteiger ebenso wie für den Erfahrenen, der stetig nach Optimierungschancen sucht..978-3-642-62260-1978-3-642-18707-0Series ISSN 2512-5281 Series E-ISSN 2512-529X

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n wall.Demonstrates how to design efficient voltage regulatiThis book explores near-threshold computing (NTC), a design-space using techniques to run digital chips (processors) near the lowest possible voltage. Readers will be enabled with specific techniques to design chips that are extremely robus

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Wolfram Fischer,Lothar Dittrichle cores and substantial memory on the die. However, to construct such a chip, we need to fundamentally rethink the whole compute stack from the ground up for energy efficiency. First of all, we need techniques that minimize and tolerate process variation. It is also important to conceive highly-eff

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Wolfram Fischer,Lothar Dittrichle cores and substantial memory on the die. However, to construct such a chip, we need to fundamentally rethink the whole compute stack from the ground up for energy efficiency. First of all, we need techniques that minimize and tolerate process variation. It is also important to conceive highly-eff

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Wolfram Fischer,Lothar Dittrichl images of a thick biological specimen by analyzing point spread functions (PSFs) of both focused and unfocused images [111,112]. The analysis method of unfocused images was implemented to obtain three-dimensional locations of granules embedded in a thick fluidic specimen [113]. The deconvolution p

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anometric dimensions. Thus, the size of optical integrated circuits has been incompatible with that of their counterpart, integrated electronic circuits, which have much smaller dimensions. This book provides potential ideas and methods to overcome this difficulty. Near-field optics has developed ve