2014
DOI: 10.4304/jcp.9.2.373-379
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A Novel Shared-Clock Hybrid Scheduling Algorithm based on Controller Area Network

Abstract: The CAN protocol is widely used in the distributed embedded systems. It has been shown that a shared-clock scheduling algorithm can be used along with CAN to implement time triggered architecture. However, the shared-clock scheduling algorithms are mostly used along with the time triggered cooperative schedulers, despite these algorithms provide reliable solutions for many applications, they suffer some key limitations. This paper proposes a shared-clock hybrid scheduling algorithm which employs the time trigg… Show more

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“…In this stage the load is not balanced and the resources' utilization is relatively low. The secondary scheduling, a.k.a the stage two, covers from step (13) to (24). In this stage all resources are sorted chronological ascending.…”
Section: A Introduction To the Opt-min-min Scheduling Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this stage the load is not balanced and the resources' utilization is relatively low. The secondary scheduling, a.k.a the stage two, covers from step (13) to (24). In this stage all resources are sorted chronological ascending.…”
Section: A Introduction To the Opt-min-min Scheduling Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If multiple resources meet the criteria at one time, the one with minimum execution time will catch the bid. Then redo the sorting, and repeat loop (14) - (24) until no task is available on resource R maxCT . The final feedback is the final Make span.…”
Section: A Introduction To the Opt-min-min Scheduling Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%