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Performance evaluation of power management techniques in mobile embedded systems with consideration of medium access mechanisms

تقييم أداء تقنيات إدارة الطّاقة في الأنظمة المضمنة المتنقلة باعتبار آليات النفاذ للوسط

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 Publication date 2016
and research's language is العربية
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Wireless LAN technology has become the actual standard for wireless Internet access, with increasing availability of access points for those wireless networks as a result of what they offer of high data rates, low roaming costs, and good in-building coverage. This led to a strong trend to the inclusion of Wi-Fi embedded sub-system in all kinds of devices included computing side, and embedded side.The smartphones with the adoption of Wi-Fi technology had to meet two requirements: 1- quality of service support for prioritizing real-time applications. 2- inclusion of power saving functionality to achieve an operating time meets the expectations of users. This paper presents a new power management technique P-PSM, it is a combination of medium access mechanism depends on Contention Window to provide the quality of service, with standard power management technology stdPSM. In addition to evaluate its performance against a set of power management techniques under changing the number of network nodes in order to clarify the expected quantity differences in terms of both quality of service and power saving.

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