2016
DOI: 10.1109/tvt.2016.2536803
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Design and Optimization for Energy-Efficient Cooperative MIMO Transmission in Ad Hoc Networks

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“…The total energy consumption of the long‐haul phase is expressed as Elhitalictotal=Eitaliclhfalse∑i=1MtNi where E lh expresses the energy consumption per bit of the long‐haul phase. E i t , E j r , and E lh is calculated by using the below link budget relationship according to Enormalbt=1+αtrueEb×4πitalicd2GtGrλ2MlNf+Pc/Rb where trueEb being the required average energy per bit at receiver for a given bit error ratio (BER) can be carried out using , α = ξ/ η −1 with η being the drain efficiency of the radio frequency power amplifiers and ξ being the peak to average ratio, G t is the transmitter antenna gain, G r is the receiver antenna gain, d is the transmission distance, λ is the carrier wavelength, N f is the receiver noise figure, M l is the link margin, R b is the transmission bit rate, and P c is the power consumption of the circuit block. In addition, when we consider the detection energy consumption E d ( total ) , the total energy consumption is Ecsmtotal=Eltotal+Elhtotal+Edtotal where E d (total) = E d × N i with E d being the energy consumption per bit for detection according to .…”
Section: Systematic Model and Experimental Resultsmentioning
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“…The total energy consumption of the long‐haul phase is expressed as Elhitalictotal=Eitaliclhfalse∑i=1MtNi where E lh expresses the energy consumption per bit of the long‐haul phase. E i t , E j r , and E lh is calculated by using the below link budget relationship according to Enormalbt=1+αtrueEb×4πitalicd2GtGrλ2MlNf+Pc/Rb where trueEb being the required average energy per bit at receiver for a given bit error ratio (BER) can be carried out using , α = ξ/ η −1 with η being the drain efficiency of the radio frequency power amplifiers and ξ being the peak to average ratio, G t is the transmitter antenna gain, G r is the receiver antenna gain, d is the transmission distance, λ is the carrier wavelength, N f is the receiver noise figure, M l is the link margin, R b is the transmission bit rate, and P c is the power consumption of the circuit block. In addition, when we consider the detection energy consumption E d ( total ) , the total energy consumption is Ecsmtotal=Eltotal+Elhtotal+Edtotal where E d (total) = E d × N i with E d being the energy consumption per bit for detection according to .…”
Section: Systematic Model and Experimental Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where E lh expresses the energy consumption per bit of the longhaul phase. E i t , E j r , and E lh is calculated by using the below link budget relationship according to [2]…”
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“…CMIMO has been widely applied to WSN and IoT. It has also been suggested to be a good protocol in increasing throughput and more efficient for long-distance transmission [32][33][34][35]. CMIMO operates on a logical layer where several nodes are recruited as cooperative nodes (CN) to open the virtual communication channels resembling a multi-input multi-output system (MIMO).…”
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“…Thus, cooperative nodes can receive multiple data and relay multiple data at once. The discussion about CMIMO is mostly geared on the selection of nodes as candidates for CNs [32] and channel state estimation models [31][32][33][34][35][36]. The selection of CNs has been very diverse, starting by utilizing intelligent systems such as GA, PSO, Fuzzy, and NN [7], [42][43][44][45][46]57].…”
Section: Figure 1 Cluster-based Data Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%