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LBPS: Load-Based Power Saving in the IEEE 802.16e Network q,qq,qqq

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Simulation results demonstrate that better power saving efficiency can be achieved by proposed LBPS schemes than standard Type I and Type II.
Abstract
Previous works in IEEE 802.16e power saving mainly focused on standard Type I or Type II power saving class. The limitation of adopting Type I or Type II is discussed in the paper, and the idea of Load-Based Power Saving (LBPS) is proposed. The base station in LBPS measures the traffic load and estimates the sleep window size for mobile subscriber stations by setting a threshold for data accumulation. A basic version of LBPS, LBPS-Aggr, is presented in the paper, in which all of the traffic in the network is treated as a single aggregate flow in estimation of the sleep window size. Adopting the idea of group splitting or merging in sleep schedule, two enhanced versions namely LBPS-Split and LBPS-Merge are proposed. Simulation results demonstrate that better power saving efficiency can be achieved by pro

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