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Hongkui SHI, Mengtian RONG, Ping LI, "A Dynamic Mobile Terminal Sleep Mode Operation Scheme Considering Packet Queue Length" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E90-B, no. 9, pp. 2464-2471, September 2007, doi:10.1093/ietcom/e90-b.9.2464.
Abstract:Due to the discontinuity of packet based traffic, the user terminals in next generation mobile telecommunications systems will be equipped with sleep mode operation functions for power saving purpose. The sleep mode parameters should be appropriately configured so that power consumption can be sufficiently decreased while packet queue length and packet delay are restricted within a demanded level. This paper proposes an adaptive sleep mode parameter configuration scheme which is able to jointly optimize the inactivity timer and sleep period in response to the variation of user traffic arrival pattern. The optimization target of this scheme is to minimize mobile terminal power consumption while ensuring that the mean downlink packet queue length do not exceed a certain threshold. Results of computer simulations prove that, the presented approach perfectly manages packet queue length restriction, packet delay control and power saving in a wide range of user packet inter-arrival rates both in single- and dual-service scenarios.
URL: https://globals.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1093/ietcom/e90-b.9.2464/_p

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author={Hongkui SHI, Mengtian RONG, Ping LI, },
journal={IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications},
title={A Dynamic Mobile Terminal Sleep Mode Operation Scheme Considering Packet Queue Length},
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abstract={Due to the discontinuity of packet based traffic, the user terminals in next generation mobile telecommunications systems will be equipped with sleep mode operation functions for power saving purpose. The sleep mode parameters should be appropriately configured so that power consumption can be sufficiently decreased while packet queue length and packet delay are restricted within a demanded level. This paper proposes an adaptive sleep mode parameter configuration scheme which is able to jointly optimize the inactivity timer and sleep period in response to the variation of user traffic arrival pattern. The optimization target of this scheme is to minimize mobile terminal power consumption while ensuring that the mean downlink packet queue length do not exceed a certain threshold. Results of computer simulations prove that, the presented approach perfectly manages packet queue length restriction, packet delay control and power saving in a wide range of user packet inter-arrival rates both in single- and dual-service scenarios.},
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