Abstract
This paper considers a wireless energy transfer based mobile edge computing system, where wireless devices can be charged by the radio-frequency signals broadcast by hybrid access point. With Mobile Edge Computing (MEC), wireless devices can execute their computation tasks locally or offload them to the MEC server by time division multiple access protocol. Based on this system, this paper studies the problem of system energy efficiency maximization by joint optimization of computing time allocation, energy consumption, capacity of local computing and task offloading. A Tabu search based system energy efficiency maximization algorithm is proposed for solving the optimization problems. Finally, the performance of the proposed algorithm is valued by extensive simulation experiments. Simulation results verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
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