A Power Efficiency Wireless Communication Networks by Early Detection of Wrong Decision Probability in Handover Traffic

Abstract

This paper highlights the energy consumption due to handovers in wireless communication system. Ever-increasing demand for higher data rate for users of cellular networks and the energy consumption that results from the effective satisfaction of these demands leads to greater consumption of energy from such energy sources that depend on burning of greenhouse gas emitting fossil fuels for energy production. An evolved Node B or e-NB inside, as in equipment handling the radio frequencies, can be divided into two large categories (1) BaseBand Unit (2) Remote Radio Head or RRH. For the purpose of our current work, we will focus on mainly the Remote Radio Head part. A simple picturization of the evolved Node B and the User Equipment (UE) that are included in the power model has been discussed. The proposed framework for mobility management/security gateway protocol including wrong decision probability of handover evaluation following measurements’ procedure has been designed successfully. We have compared to other UL/UE power consumption. The lowest ISD has the largest power usage in resultant output.