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Exploring adaptive power saving schemes for mobile voip devices in ieee 802.11 networks

Chatterjee et al., 2007

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14147461680449130661
Author
Chatterjee S
Falkenthal D
Ree T
Publication year
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2007 Second International Conference on Digital Telecommunications (ICDT'07)

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Current IEEE 802.11 power saving schemes provide limited savings for VoIP specific wireless traffic. This paper characterizes traffic from the two most popular VoIP service providers in the United States with hopes of developing an improved approach to save …
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