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A green energy consumption policy of Bluetooth mobile devices for smart cities

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Green computing mode becomes a social concern in recently years. Consequently people have higher demand for Bluetooth device with lower power consumption. In this paper, a green energy consumption policy (ECP) of battery of Bluetooth devices during data transmission was put forward. ECP extracted detail information from four key configuration parameters during Bluetooth data transmission, namely, transmission mode, connection type, packet type and communication rate. Based on the verification data time, verification data transmission time and Bluetooth package time acquired by the computer processor unit, it calculated the battery energy consumption during equipment idle. Moreover, it calculated the actual transmission data and energy consumption according to the data size of the transmitted document. A simulation analysis on ECP was carried out in this paper. Results showed that ECP could estimate energy consumption for document transmission in the independent Bluetooth communication module.

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This work is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China No. 61379057, Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province Nos. 2018JJ2459 and 2019JJ40326, Excellent Youth Project of the Educational Department of Hunan Province of China under Grant No. 18B410, Changsha Science and Technology Plan under Grant No. kc18099013.

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Ye, H., Li, F., Liu, Z. et al. A green energy consumption policy of Bluetooth mobile devices for smart cities. Computing 102, 1077–1091 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00607-019-00765-w

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