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2012-03-08 11:40
Duty-cycling Strategies for Saving Energy of Wake-up Receiver in Radio-On-Demand WLAN Takatoshi Kimura, Yoshihisa Kondo (ATR), Hiroyuki Yomo (Kansai Univ.), Suhua Tang (ATR), Tetsuya Ito (NEC Communication System,Ltd.), Masayoshi Ohashi (ATR) NS2011-209 |
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In our proposed Radio-On-Demand (ROD) WLAN, each AP is transited to a sleep mode while there is no associated user. Each STA transmits a wake-up signal upon communications demands, which is received by a wake-up receiver installed into each ROD AP. The wake-up receiver operates with low-power consumption, which realizes significant reduction of wasteful energy consumed by idle APs. The wake-up signal transmitted by each STA consists of WLAN data frames with different length, to which a wake-up ID is embedded. The wake-up receiver detects each WLAN frame length and identifies the presence of wake-up request. In this paper, we attempt to reduce the energy consumption of wake-up receiver by introducing duty-cycling to the process of frame length detection. We also investigate how we can reduce wake-up error probability and wake-up delay by devising a transmission scheme of wake-up signal. Our simulation results show that, with OFF period in duty-cycling of 5 ms, we can reduce power consumption of wake-up receiver more than 90 % when the channel busy rate is set to be 1 %. We also show that the wake-up error probability can be kept below 10-2 with wake-up delay of around 35 ms if each STA transmits a long frame, which has the same duration as OFF period in duty-cycling, before sending a wake-up signal. |
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Radio-On-Demand Networks / Wake up Receiver / Wireless Lan / Duty-cycling / / / / |
Reference Info. |
IEICE Tech. Rep., vol. 111, no. 468, NS2011-209, pp. 167-172, March 2012. |
Paper # |
NS2011-209 |
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2012-03-01 (NS) |
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Print edition: ISSN 0913-5685 Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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