Improving energy efficiency through bandwidth, power, and adaptive modulation
IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, ISSN: 1550-2252, Page: 1-5
2010
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Conference Paper Description
The pressure of the energy bill from operators and the request of the environmental protection from the governments and publics results in more urgent requirement on the energy consumption and CO emission. Traditionally, adaptive modulation has been proven to be an efficient solution to improve the system performance over the radio fading channels. To obtain the design insights for energy efficient adaptive modulation scheme, we shall introduce a circuit-level power modeling to analyze the effects and characterize the bandwidth-power-energy efficiency tradeoff relations for wireless communication systems. We show that different bandwidth, power and modulation schemes shall be used under different channel conditions to maximize the energy efficiency and the adaptive modulation scheme can greatly help to improve the tradeoff curves. ©2010 IEEE.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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