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A system-level power saving approach for cellular networks with microcells/picocells

2011

Network power consumption reduction has recently become an active research topic. In this paper, we propose a novel approach to save power consumption of a three-cell microcellular network. When the traffic load in the middle cell is low, it can be switched-off and its users are covered. This is enabled by increasing the transmission power of one sector antenna in the two neighboring cells. Numerical results show that by increasing antenna transmission power of the two sectors, the overall network power consumption can be reduced.

Reduction (complexity)Transmission (telecommunications)business.industryComputer scienceCellular networkPower savingSystem levelSector antennaAntenna (radio)businessPower (physics)Computer network2011 2nd International Conference on Wireless Communication, Vehicular Technology, Information Theory and Aerospace & Electronic Systems Technology (Wireless VITAE)
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A novel teletraffic-based power saving scheme for cellular networks with microcells

2011

As the number of network components increases to meet the explosion of mobile devices, power conservation has become an important strategy for network operators. In this paper, we propose a novel teletraffic-based approach to save power consumption of a three-cell microcellular network. When the traffic load in the middle cell is lower than certain threshold, the cell can be switched-off and its users will be covered by increasing the transmission power of one sector antenna in each of the two neighboring cells. Numerical results demonstrate that at a moderate cost of increased antenna transmission power of the two sectors, significant amount of network power can be saved for the whole netw…

Transmission (telecommunications)business.industryComputer scienceCellular networkSector antennaMobile telephonyAntenna (radio)businessTeletraffic engineeringComputer networkPower (physics)2011 IEEE 36th Conference on Local Computer Networks
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