A SYSTEM LEVEL ENERGY-EFFICIENT WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM DESIGN BASED ON CROSS-LAYER OPTIMIZATION

Energy minimization is an important goal in wireless communication system design, and cross-layer optimization is an available approach by optimizing parameters in different layers of OSI model, thus, the system could be energy efficient. In many state-of-the-art communication transceivers, RF and analog section can consume more energy compared to the digital part. In this paper, we establish a system level accurate energy consumption model of main transceiver components first with MQAM and MPSK modulation respectively; analysis the relationship between PHY parameters and MAC parameters, then, a cross-layer optimization method for energy-efficient design is proposed. Simulation results reveal that adaptive modulation level and active time ratio to minimize the energy consumption of the communication system is implemented based on accurate energy consumption model. Simulation results show relationship crossing layers and good performance on energy saving.