Wake-Up For Wireless Devices Based On Requested Data
作者： Sasu Tarkoma
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摘要: Various example embodiments are disclosed herein. According to an embodiment, a method may include generating, by first wireless communication system, label based on performing one or more hash functions at least information relating data be requested; storing the in set of active labels; transmitting request data; transitioning portion system from operational state low power state; receiving message including second label; comparing labels, each labels associated with outstanding request; determining that matches comparing; and waking up back response determining.
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