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Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving for Multimedia over Bluetooth. Contreras, D., Castro, M., "Communications Letters, IEEE", vol15, Issue: 5, pp521-523, 2011 May. Adviser : C.H . Wei Student : Shin-an Chan Student ID : M9920106. PPT:100%.
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Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Contreras, D., Castro, M., "Communications Letters, IEEE", vol15, Issue: 5, pp521-523, 2011 May Adviser : C.H. Wei Student : Shin-an Chan Student ID : M9920106 PPT:100%
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Outline • ABSTRACT • INTRODUCTION • TPOLL PARAMETER • EMAAA TPOLL • RESULTS • CONCLUSIONS • REFERENCES
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Abstract • In this paper we analyze the impact on performance of the lowest levels of the Bluetooth architecture through a relevant parameter known as the polling time T poll . • Specifically, we show that our algorithm can result in a significant energy saving (of 10%-20%) with respect to the Bluetooth specification.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth INTRODUCTION • Audio or video streaming, video-conference or video diffusion are typical applications whose growth is expected to be huge in the following years. • One of the drawbacks of this new computing paradigm is the lack of a revolution in batteries for them and hence. • We explore a real-time scheme that combines self-adaptation to the characteristics of the traffic transmitted with the additional benefit of energy saving.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth TPOLL PARAMETER • If the slave sends a NULL packet (no data to transmit), the master will wait for a period of time equal to T poll before sending a new POLL packet to the slave. • Much of the work aimed at the enhancement of the performance for multimedia traffic is focused on the optimum choice of the type of data packet, alternative scheduling algorithms beyond the round robin scheme or the impact of the power saving modes on performance.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth EMAAA TPOLL • The main aim of our work is to provide, through the T poll parameter, a simple, reliable and real-time mechanism of polling control that improves performance and energy saving at the same time. • In the case of real time or multimedia transmissions, the master must minimize the polling effects over traffic. • Our polling scheme is focused on reducing the total number of unnecessary NULL packets sent.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth EMAAA TPOLL • 𝑁 is the number of past values taking into account to determine the new value of a given quantity on average. • where 𝑛𝑢𝑙𝑙𝑠 is the number of NULL packets sent at a previous polling cycle.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth EMAAA TPOLL • CBR the optimal value would be 𝑗𝑖𝑡𝑡𝑒𝑟= 0. Both combined give an optimal 𝑟 → 0. For VBR (Poisson traffic), 𝑐 is a simple quantity that tells about how different are the transmitted and received data, ideally 𝑐 = 1
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Results For 𝑁 between 10 and 40, 𝑟 takes the closest values to 0. For multimedia traffic the optimal region requires the lowest possible value of the number of NULL packets and the closest value of 𝑐 to 1.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Results • we show the benefits of our algorithm, both in terms of energy saving and quality of traffic for CBR traffic. This is reflected in the reduction of the number of NULL packets transmitted.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth Results TABLE RATIO BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF NULL PACKETS AND DATA (DH1)PACKETS.
Adaptive Polling Enhances Quality and Energy Saving forMultimedia over Bluetooth CONCLUSIONS • This algorithm provides a consumption reduction up to 19%, with an average reduction of 7%. • In the case of a real transmission of audio streaming through Skype (using a 8Kbps/G.729 codec so 𝐼𝐴𝑇 = 200 msec and 210 bytes/packet), the energy saving would be 13%.
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