User Service Times in Wireless Energy Networks

The recent revival of Tesla’s original idea of transferring power without the use of wires has led to the conception of a wireless energy network as a new networking paradigm. Starting from the bases established in previous articles, this paper analyses user service times in order to regulate the interaction between energy users and energy providers. Specifically, in those earlier publications, two categories of energy providers were introduced, namely a primary source and multiple secondary sources. A cooperation protocol between primary and secondary sources was described to save as much energy as possible in the process of supplying energy to users. In this paper, we analyse user service times to consider future versions of said protocol.