Abstract: Disclosed are an efficient indoor photovoltaic cell using two-dimensional transition metal carbides, MXene nanosheets and a manufacturing method thereof. According to the present invention, provided is an indoor photovoltaic cell including: a transparent lower electrode through which indoor light passes, an organic semiconductor layer in which a donor and a receptor generating an exciton by the indoor light and separating the exciton into a positive charge and a negative charge, and MXene having a predetermined concentration are mixed, and an upper electrode absorbing the negative charge.

Abstract: A method for dynamically assigning memory bandwidth to multiple processor units, which are connected via a data connection to a shared memory unit. In an initialization phase, each of the multiple processor units are assigned an initial value of a usable memory bandwidth, and a permissible range for a mean usage of the memory bandwidth is determined. Subsequently, the assigned memory bandwidths are checked repeatedly and adjusted if needed, a present value of a mean usage of the memory bandwidth by the multiple processor units being determined, and, if this present value is outside the permissible range, the values of the usable memory bandwidth are adjusted for at least a part of the multiple processor units.

Abstract: A method for dynamically assigning memory bandwidth to multiple processor units, which are connected via a data connection to a shared memory unit. In an initialization phase, each of the multiple processor units are assigned an initial value of a usable memory bandwidth, and a permissible range for a mean usage of the memory bandwidth is determined. Subsequently, the assigned memory bandwidths are checked repeatedly and adjusted if needed, a present value of a mean usage of the memory bandwidth by the multiple processor units being determined, and, if this present value is outside the permissible range, the values of the usable memory bandwidth are adjusted for at least a part of the multiple processor units.