bandwidth

Joint management of energy consumption, maintenance costs and user revenues in cellular networks with sleep modes

We target the maximization of the operator profitability in a LTE cellular network with e-NodeBs (eNBs) exploiting Sleep Mode (SM) power states. The profitability is composed of different terms, namely: the electricity bill due to the eNBs energy consumption, the maintenance costs due to the application of power states to the eNBs, and the revenues from providing a given throughput to users. After showing that all these components are strictly interdependent, we formulate the problem of maximizing the profitability for a set of eNBs.

A wideband and low side lobe series fed patch array at 5.8 GHz for radar applications

In this paper a novel series feed patch array working in the 5.8 GHz ISM band for healthcare radar monitoring applications has been proposed. The single patch has been opportunely shaped to solve two critical problems of this antenna topology: reduced bandwidth and high Side Lobe Level (SLL). The bandwidth enhancement has been obtained with a dual band structure, resulting from the superposition of two tapered patches with different lengths.

Computing and bandwidth resource allocation in multi-provider NFV environment

We propose an algorithm for the cloud and bandwidth resource allocation in Multi-Provider NFV environments. The resources are allocated so as to take into account the different costs charged by the cloud Infrastructure Providers (InP). The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is confirmed from the comparison with the results of the optimal problem. Its application in medium and large networks has shown that it can lead to cost saving as high as 65% with respect to algorithms that allocate resources without taking into account the cost differences charged by the InPs.

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