Research Efficiency Functioning Wireless Cellular Networks Taking into Account Modern Energy Saving Technologies

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The performance indicators of the functioning wireless cellular networks when using Wi-Fi & WiMAX systems are analyzed, taking into account modern energy-saving technologies. The Wi-Fi & Wi-MAX standards technologies have been studied, and a number energy saving mechanisms are being studied. The main idea is considered, which is to periodically turn off the radio-transmitting interface and the modem server to save energy while listening to the communication channel.

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Engineering Headway (Volume 7)

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149-155

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April 2024

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