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MULTICORE SIMULATION OF SHIPBOARD POWER SYSTEMS By Fabian M. Uriarte Center for Electromechanics University of Texas at Austin April 27, 2011

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MULTICORE SIMULATION OF SHIPBOARD POWER SYSTEMS

By

Fabian M. Uriarte

Center for Electromechanics

University of Texas at Austin

April 27, 2011

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Presentation outline

Problem State of the art

Our approach

Demo video

(3 min.)

Conclusions

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Problem Statement

3.16 GHz, dual-core

tend = 6 sΔt=2 μs

<1 week

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Presentation outline

Problem State of the art

Our approach

Demo video

(3 min.)

Conclusions

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State of the artHardware

Software

, endt t

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Presentation outline

Problem State of the art

Our approach

Demo video

(3 min.)

Conclusions

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$0

Our solution approach

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2006• 2

cores

2007• 4 cores

2010• 6

cores

20XX• N

cores

Multicore RoadmapSpeed

Cost

Power system simulators

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SimPowerSystems

CEMSolver*

Results

*Center for electromechanics (power system) solver

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Presentation outline

Problem statement

State of the art

Our solution

approach

Demo video

(3 min.)

Conclusions

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Conclusions Ship simulations can take

days Bottleneck is not the

hardware UT is developing a

multicore solver Multicore computers are

ubiquitous Our focus is

the computational engine not the user interface not the plotting tool

Speedups so far >40x 23 min. 0.5 min.