2017 25th Telecommunication Forum (TELFOR) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/telfor.2017.8249289
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Reducing power consumption by dynamic BBUs-RRHs allocation in C-RAN

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“…However, in [41], which is an extension of [40], the performance of the proposed method is evaluated through simulation and compared with the SINR-based scheme, cell range expansion, and the Min-power scheme, in terms of the number of satisfied users, active RRH for current users, and outrage probability for different call departure rates. The authors in [42] evaluated the performance of the proposed MBFD through simulation. They demonstrated that the MBFD algorithm yields higher performance than BFD and traditional networks in minimizing the number of active BBUs and the power consumption for normalized traffic load in C-RAN.…”
Section: Evaluation Techniques For Radio Resource Management Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, in [41], which is an extension of [40], the performance of the proposed method is evaluated through simulation and compared with the SINR-based scheme, cell range expansion, and the Min-power scheme, in terms of the number of satisfied users, active RRH for current users, and outrage probability for different call departure rates. The authors in [42] evaluated the performance of the proposed MBFD through simulation. They demonstrated that the MBFD algorithm yields higher performance than BFD and traditional networks in minimizing the number of active BBUs and the power consumption for normalized traffic load in C-RAN.…”
Section: Evaluation Techniques For Radio Resource Management Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aldaeabool et al [42] proposed a strategy for switching a BBU on/off according to the traffic load in the associated RRH by using a host server (HS) in the BBU pool, which assigns a newly arrived user to a certain BBU. They formulated an optimization problem of reducing the number of BBUs with low loads by transferring the load to neighboring BBUs with the available capacity.…”
Section: Power Control Schemesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with the existing method architecture, the proposed C-RAN architecture can minimize network overhead, minimize network cost, minimize energy consumption and maximize energy efficiency. The proposed work C-RAN architecture extended for utilization of Host manager server placing in a BBU pool [11]. In BBU pool, every BBU frequently provides information about the active / inactive status of BBU to Host manager.…”
Section: Proposed C-ran Architecture For Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the literature, the problem has been mostly formulated as bin packing minimization (BPM) problem and solved via [69][70], or meta-heuristic [71]. Although these efforts proved to be efficient for minimizing the active number of BBUs, they do not account for the user QoS requirement and the level of interference in the network, when forming RRHs clusters [72][73][74]. Different from the constraints-oblivious behaviour of these approaches, recent works included the QoS constraint by formulating the problem to a modified BPM [75] or to set the partitioning problem (SPP) [76].…”
Section: Ee Computational Resources Allocationmentioning
confidence: 99%