USING TRAFFIC PATTERNS TO IMPROVE SLEEP MODE EFFICIENCY IN A RADIO HANDSET
First Claim
1. A method of using observed traffic pattern data to improve sleep mode efficiency in a radio handset comprising:
- determining quality of service (QoS) requirements of an application currently executing on the radio handset;
selecting a pre-defined sleep mode mask from among a plurality of pre-defined sleep mode masks wherein the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask provides the closest available match in terms of sleep/listen pattern to the QoS requirements;
observing a traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and a serving basestation while under the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation; and
creating an alternate sleep/listen pattern based on the observed traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and the serving base station wherein the alternate sleep/listen pattern is better suited to the actual traffic pattern and arrival timing than the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation.
1 Assignment
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
Disclosed is a method of using observed traffic pattern data to improve sleep mode efficiency in a radio handset. The radio handset determines quality of service (QoS) requirements of an application currently executing on the radio handset and selects a pre-defined sleep mode mask from among a plurality of pre-defined sleep mode masks wherein the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask provides the closest available match in terms of sleep/listen pattern to the QoS requirements. The traffic pattern data between the radio handset and a serving basestation is observed while under the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation. An alternate sleep mode mask is created based on the observed traffic pattern data between the radio handset and the serving base station wherein the alternate sleep/listen pattern is better suited to the actual traffic pattern than the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation.
27 Citations
23 Claims
-
1. A method of using observed traffic pattern data to improve sleep mode efficiency in a radio handset comprising:
-
determining quality of service (QoS) requirements of an application currently executing on the radio handset; selecting a pre-defined sleep mode mask from among a plurality of pre-defined sleep mode masks wherein the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask provides the closest available match in terms of sleep/listen pattern to the QoS requirements; observing a traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and a serving basestation while under the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation; and creating an alternate sleep/listen pattern based on the observed traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and the serving base station wherein the alternate sleep/listen pattern is better suited to the actual traffic pattern and arrival timing than the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
-
-
8. A radio handset capable of using observed traffic pattern data to improve sleep mode efficiency comprising:
-
a processor for controlling the operation of the radio handset; an RF module coupled with the processor for communicating with a serving base station; and a sleep mode software application for; determining quality of service (QoS) requirements of an application currently executing on the radio handset; selecting a pre-defined sleep mode mask from among a plurality of pre-defined sleep mode masks wherein the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask provides the closest available match in terms of sleep/listen pattern to the QoS requirements; observing traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and the serving basestation while under the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation; and creating an alternate sleep/listen pattern based on the observed traffic pattern and arrival timing between the radio handset and the serving base station wherein the alternate sleep/listen pattern is better suited to the actual traffic pattern than the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
-
-
17. A computer readable medium storing a computer program product for using observed traffic pattern data to improve sleep mode efficiency in a radio handset comprising:
-
computer program code for determining quality of service (QoS) requirements of an application currently executing on the radio handset; computer program code for d sleep mode masks wherein the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask provides the closest available match in terms of sleep/listen pattern to the QoS requirements; computer program code for observing traffic pattern data between the radio handset and a serving basestation while under the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation; and computer program code for creating an alternate sleep mode mask based on the observed traffic pattern data between the radio handset and the serving base station wherein the alternate sleep/listen pattern is better suited to the actual traffic pattern than the initial sleep/listen pattern of the selected pre-defined sleep mode mask or the reactivated sleep/listen pattern after sleep mode deactivation. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
-
Specification