Performance Analysis of Load Based Energy-Saving Strategies for Real Time Traffic in IEEE 802.16e
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Wireless communicationAbstract
In wireless and mobile telecommunication systems, the handheld mobile devices completely sustains on lightweight batteries for power supply. This mobile station dissipates lots of energy if it listens to base station continuously for intended messages. This paper presents a discrete time renewal input single and batch service queueing system with accessibility to the batches which is capable of calculating the power efficiency and packet access delay for the power saving type II. A cost model is developed to determine the optimum service rates which minimize the total expected cost. Various performance measures are provided based on this analysis. It is shown numerically that the proposed model can work efficiently to improve the system performance and establish the dependency relationships among the system performance measures and the system parameters.References
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