Jaewoo Chung
ABSTRACT
Smartphones are going to be more popular over the next five years and smartphone subscriptions will reach 6.1 billion in 2020. Moreover, mobile context-aware technologies and applications will be evolving more rapidly. However, smartphone users are always power-hungry. In order to solve such a problem, many researches for power measurement systems have been existed. But existing research have many limitations. In this paper, we propose to combine (i) the battery consumption information of users and (ii) log analyses, and develop a new power consumption measurement system, called the Log Analysis Consumption Report (LACR), which extends the open source of PowerTutor. The goal of our system is to measure the power consumed by WiFi, which is not supported by PowerTutor. The experiments performed on Galaxy S6 show that our system is much suitable for GalaxyS6 than existing methods.
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Index Terms
- A development of power consumption measurement system for Android smartphones
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