Research on the Effectiveness Energy Saving Mechanisms in Mobile Networks when Using the Wi-Fi Radio Interface

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The effectiveness various algorithms for the operation energy-saving mechanisms mobile cellular networks is analyzed. Modern scenarios energy saving in Wi-Fi networks are considered, in terms power consumption and delayed delivery frame streams for energy-saving stations. The effectiveness energy saving mechanisms in mobile cellular networks when using Wi-Fi radio interface is studied and analytical expressions for estimating power consumption are obtained.

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Engineering Headway (Volume 7)

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