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Using remaining battery lifetime information and relaying to decrease outage probability of a Mobile Terminal
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DOI：10.1109/VETECF.2003.1285344.png)
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The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that by employing relaying and using the remaining battery lifetime information of Mobile Terminals (MT) in next generation cellular networks, the outage probability of the MT is reduced. We define outage probability as the probability that the connection between the MT and the Base Station (BS) is lost when the MT is asked to use a transmission power greater than some threshold. This threshold is determined based on the remaining battery lifetime of the MT. We assume a linear relationship between the remaining battery lifetime and the maximum allowed transmission power. We used a 2-hop relaying mechanism to illustrate our concept, and simulated for both urban and sub-urban terrains. We will see that outage probability is significantly different for both the terrains, upon which we suggest the type of relay suitable for relaying for each of the terrains. We consider two types of relays - relays which have infinite battery power like for cars, and relays which have finite battery power like for other MTs.
Keywords:
next generation cellular networks
relaying
CDMA systems
remaining battery lifetime information
outage probability
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