ABSRACT This paper deals with study and analysis of the investigating power consumption in wireless network and investigating the possible way to reduce the power consumption at Base Station. We also characterized the techniques of the power consumption in wireless network and to explain the latest work on this way. This paper is also showing that the effects of the techniques on power consumpt...

Studying effects of mobile phone base station signals on health have been discouraged by authoritative bodies like WHO International EMF Project and COST 281. WHO recommended studies around base stations in 2003 but again stated in 2006 that studies on cancer in relation to base station exposure are of low priority. As a result only few investigations of effects of base station exposure on heal...

Base station cooperation is envisioned as a key technology for future cellular networks, as it has the potential to eliminate intercell interference and to enhance spectral efficiency. To date, there is still lack of understanding of how imperfect carrier and sampling frequency synchronization between transmitters and receivers limit the potential gains and what the actual system requirements a...

Massive MIMO (Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) base stations have proven, both in theory and in practice, to possess many of the qualities that future wireless communication systems will require. They can provide equally high data rates throughout their coverage area and can concurrently servemultiple low-end handsets without requiring wider spectrum, denser base station deployment or significan...

A model is proposed to describe the crosscorrelation of slow fading signals received from non co-located base stations. The model summarises the results obtained from a bootstrap analysis of 900MHz urban area propagation measurements. Introduction: System level simulations of mobile cellular systems have shown that the network performance is affected by the cross-correlation between the random ...

.................................................................................................................. ii Declaration ............................................................................................................. iii Acknowledgements ................................................................................................. v Table of contents .....................

The overall contribution of cellular network operators to the entire human CO2 emissions is estimated at 2.5% in the U.S. [1]. Thereinto, about 60%− 80% originates from wireless base stations (BSs) [2]. As current cellular network architectures are designed to cope with peak load and degraded conditions, underutilization of them occurs most of the time. A recent study [3] shows that the average...

In this paper, a power consumption model for both macrocell and microcell base stations is proposed. This model is validated by temporal power measurements on actual base stations and an excellent agreement is obtained. Furthermore, the power consumption’s evolution during the day is investigated by means of these measurements. The energy efficiency of three different wireless technologies is c...