High Precision Event Timer

Known as: HPET

The High Precision Event Timer (HPET) is a hardware timer used in personal computers. It was developed jointly by AMD and Microsoft and has been…

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2018

This letter reports the first implementation of a hydrogen-plasma-based edge termination technique (HPET) in vertical GaN p-n…

2013

An appropriate assessment of end-to-end network performance presumes highly efficient time tracking and measurement with precise…

2012

Variable latencies due to communication delays or system noise is the central challenge faced by time-keeping algorithms when…

2011

Currently the high-precision event timers represent powerful tools for tim e measurement in various applications, including…

2011

In this work, we demonstrate continuous size-based sorting and separation of cells in a simple passive microfluidic device. Our…

2010

We propose a new timekeeping architecture for virtualized systems, in the context of Xen. Built upon a feedforward based RADclock…

2009

This paper presents the design and implementation of RELTEQ, a timed event management algorithm based on relative event times…

2008

Keeping slave clocks with sub-microsecond accuracy is believed to require hardware-assistance at physical layer and network. This…

2005

This article defines a real-time timer, and shows that a Win32 PC operating system does not provide a timer that fits this…

2004

In the process of evaluating replacement equipment that meets the requirements of IEC 61000-3-2:2000/IEC61000-4-7:2002 and IEC…