Methodology for managing power consumption in master driven time division duplex wireless network
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsRajeev Shorey, Apurva Kumar, Indraneel Chakraborty, Abhishek Kashyap, Anupam Rastogi, Huzur Saran
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Abstract
A system, method, and computer program product for carrying out the method for managing power consumption in a master driven time division duplex wireless network comprising optimizing power consumption while maintaining quality of service requirements for end-to-end packet delay by adjusting the polling interval for each slave in low power mode based on the incoming traffic at the slave.
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A system for managing power consumption in a master driven time division duplex wireless network comprising means for optimizing power consumption while maintaining quality of service requirements for end-to-end packet delay, by adjusting a polling interval for each slave in low power mode based on incoming traffic at the slave, wherein said means includes means for predicting an expected arrival time for the next packet at each slave based on a distribution of inter-arrival times for the previous packets received at that slave.
A method for managing power consumption in a master driven time division duplex wireless network, said method comprising optimizing power consumption while maintaining quality of service requirements for end-to-end packet delay, by adjusting a polling interval for each slave based on incoming traffic at the slave, wherein said method further includes predicting of an expected arrival time for the next packet at each slave based on a distribution of inter-arrival times for the previous packets at that slave.
A computer program product comprising computer readable program code stored on computer readable storage medium embodied therein for managing power consumption in a master driven time division duplex wireless network comprising computer readable program code means for optimizing power consumption while maintaining quality of service requirements for end-to-end packet delay, by adjusting a polling interval for each slave based on incoming traffic at the slave, wherein said computer readable program code means includes computer readable program code means for predicting of an expected arrival time for the next packet at each slave based on a distribution of inter-arrival times for the previous packets at that slave.
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