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Most battery-powered real-time systems today rely on a combination of specialised multicore to satisfy the needs of modern programs, which has changed the design of processing platforms dramatically in recent years. For such platforms, developing energy and thermally aware schedulers has become a top priority. As a consequence, this study presents HEAT, energy and thermal aware heuristic scheme for scheduling a group of periodic tasks on a DVFS enabled heterogeneous platform. Deadline Partitioning, Core Clustering, Temperature-Aware Scheduling, and Energy-Aware Scheduling are the four steps of the proposed scheme. In comparison to state-of-the-art, our experimental review reveals that HEAT not only enhances task set acceptance rate (as high as 3.44%) but also boosts energy savings (as high as 10.71%) and decreases temperature (as high as 7.14%) in the system.
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