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psst - Power Stress and Shaping Tool
psst [options <value>]
The Power Stress and Shaping Tool (PSST) is a controlled
power 'virus' for Intel SoC components such as CPU and GPU.
The objective is to subject the SoC at different run-time-varying utilization
levels for analysis. This is done by controlled duty-cycling of utilization
to specific contour. A simplest contour could be fixed low utilization. This
allows simple usage, such as logging of system parameters at fixed low
overhead even at small polling intervals (ms). More complex usage, such as
study of governors, workloads e.t.c., are possible by applying different
power shape contours and options.
Shape Function | Argument |
single-step,v | where v is load step height [C0%]. (default shape: single-step,0.1) |
sinosoid,w,a | where w is wavelength [seconds] and a is the amplitude (max load %) |
stair-case,v,u | where v is load step height [C0%], u is step length (sec) |
single-pulse,v,u | where v is load step height [C0%], u is step length (sec) |
linear-ramp,m | where m is the slope (load/sec) |
saw-tooth,m,a | slope m (load/sec); reversed after max a% or min(0.1)% |
Started by Noor Mubeen
Copyright © 2017, Intel Corporation License GPLv2: GNU GPL
version 2
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO
WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. Or, say, there is NO warranty; not
even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
November 28, 2017 |