The phrase "management controller" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a person in a company who is responsible for managing financial accounts and budgets. For example, "The management controller at our company is responsible for monitoring all incoming and outgoing accounts."
The Systems Management Controller (SMC) manages the fan and power settings on your MacBook, and resetting it may be the only way to fix certain malfunctions related to your battery.
However, to increase the efficiency of channel selection, WSAs can find their operating channel using spectrum auction or leasing mechanisms that are managed by a spectrum management controller [10 15].
Hence, communication requirements among various devices in a microgrid become a secondary issue to access only supervisory control information as part of the overall energy management controller of a microgrid.
To maintain space station attitude stable for long-time without frequent control moment gyros (CMGs) saturation interruption, an attitude and momentum management controller in inertial reference is designed.
GA based energy management controller performs more efficiently than BPSO based energy management controller and ACO based energy management controller in terms of electricity bill reduction, peak to average ratio minimization and user comfort level maximization.
The concept of "Thermal Management Controller" (TMC) is presented in this work to provide an alternative to solve these problems.
Independent researcher Dan Farmer recently showed that flaws in the design of many Baseboard Management Controllers (BMCs) mean they could all too easily provide unauthorized access and control, too.
The company's power management controllers promise to set off a quiet revolution in the electronics industry - and save hundreds of millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
In order to achieve low fuel consumption, drivability and electric power management, controllers have to achieve simultaneously three specifications, namely engine speed, wheel-torque and battery power references.
I will describe the tool support for these techniques, in the form of the probabilistic model checker PRISM and its extensions, and present results from the application of these techniques to examples such as robotic motion planning, dynamic power management controllers and task scheduling.
The T2 chip also does pesky things like prevent Windows from seeing system management controllers (SMC), something bemoaned by the developers of Macs Fan Control software.
