DocumentCode
1709885
Title
Energy efficient femtocell power management
Author
Kim, Haesik ; Chen, Tao
Author_Institution
VTT Tech. Res. Centre of Finland, Oulu, Finland
fYear
2012
Firstpage
586
Lastpage
590
Abstract
Energy efficiency has become a critical metric in the current wireless communication and network because we spend a number of energy for operating networks. In particular, the base station is the most energy consuming part of a mobile network. Therefore, there are many approaches to solve this problem. Among them, the sleep mode of macrocell base station is one of high impact techniques. The sleep mode of macrocell base station can be used according to difference between day time and night time of radio resources. It brings the power saving about 30% and 55% for 3G and 2G system, respectively. The sleep mode of femtocell base station, as distinct from the sleep mode of macrocell base station, can be used for any time because the number of femtocell user is usually small as 1~5 users. In this paper, we propose energy efficient femtocell power management scheme for enterprise environment. In order to achieve power saving, we use the sleep mode and early handover of femtocell and propose two stages femtocell power management scheme based on self-configured power setting and self-optimized power setting. Under the given simulation configuration, we show the proposed scheme can achieve about 35%, 20% and 6% power saving when each femtocell has 1 user, 2 users and 3 users, respectively.
Keywords
3G mobile communication; femtocellular radio; mobility management (mobile radio); 2G system; 3G system; energy efficient femtocell power management scheme; enterprise environment; femtocell base station; macrocell base station; mobile network; power saving; self-configured power setting; self-optimized power setting; sleep mode; wireless communication; Energy efficiency; Femtocell; Green radio; Handover; LTE; Power management; etc;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Wireless Communication Systems (ISWCS), 2012 International Symposium on
Conference_Location
Paris
ISSN
2154-0217
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-0761-1
Electronic_ISBN
2154-0217
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ISWCS.2012.6328435
Filename
6328435
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