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Energy Impact of Emerging MobileInternet Applications on LTE Networks:Issues and Solutions Maruti Gupta, Satish C. Jha, Ali T. Koc, and Rath Vannithamby, Intel Corporation Existing LTE Power Management Mechanisms Abstract Introduction 1 2 3 Potential Air Interface Solutions to Save Device Power 4 Solutions Adopted in 3GPP R 11 5 Potential Research Directions and Solution Approaches 6 Abstract Impact Abstract Applications Mobile Internet applications run on devices such as smartphones and tables Newer applications Impact on LTE device power and air interface signaling A survey of solutions Potential future research directions. Traditional applications . Newer applications Introduction Newer applications Traditional Applications Battery Lifetime distinct Active and Inactive sessions Facebook HTTP web browsers and FTP Distinct Active and Inactive sessions eriod Existing LTE Power Management Mechanisms in 3GPP R 8、9and10 Device OFF De-Registered RRC Connected RRC Idle Power up Registered Packet activity incoming or outgoing No packet activity for long period Registration De-Registration Existing LTE Power Management Mechanisms in 3GPP R 8、9and10 Fast Dormancy（快速休眠） Without waiting for the RRC Inactivity Timer Discontinuous Reception (DRX) DRX is triggered when a parameter known as DRX Inactivity Timer expires Potential Air Interface solutions to Save Device Power 1 2 3 4 Always Connected with DRX Fast Transition to Idle Adaptive DRX Switching Low-overhead Connected State Potential Air Interface solutions to Save Device Power Always Connected with DRX a. UE stays in Connected all the time b. Eliminating the signaling overhead of state transitions from Connected to Idle Fast Transition to Idle a. UE indicates its desire to go to Idle state to the network b. The network sends the UE to Idle state without waiting for the RRC Inactivity Timer. c. A prohibit timer and an upper limit on the number Co