Energy-Assisted Decode-and-Forward for Energy Harvesting Cooperative Cognitive Networks

Verma, Deepali; Chang, Ronald Y.; Chien, Feng-Tso

doi:10.1109/tccn.2017.2709759

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“…The existing work uses energy assisted decode and forward (EDF) method to transmit information in addition to energy that are not transmitted simultaneously. To overcome this SWIPT technique has been introduced [6] that uses single antenna relay which has limited number of cognitive users. To sustain the higher desires of data rate and cognitive users, use of single relay was not sufficient.…”

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“…In existing system, single relay and access point and destination are used. The relay network has only one relay [6] so the data rate and number of users are less, so to increase data rates and more number of cognitive users multi relay SWIPT has been proposed in this work.…”

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“…In this way, new pre-coding procedures for transmitters and optimizing design systems for receivers has been explored. This paper proposes to use multi relay EDF to increase higher data rates through more number of cognitive users as suggested in [6] to analyze the performance of network capacity, outage probability and throughput compared with existing single relay EDF.…”

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Multi-relay Antennas for Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio Networks using Energy-Assisted Decode Forward Method

Priyanka¹,

Arthi²

2019

IJITEE

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The single antenna relay energy-assisted decode forward (EDF) was not applicable for multi cognitive users that has less data rates. In order to achieve higher data rates with increased user demands energy harvesting or Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer (SWIPT) enabled networks with multi antenna relays are highly recommended. The proposed work considers multi relay EDFSWIPT for 5G systems with presence of transmitter and an antenna array. The transmitter affords data and power towards various numerous single-antenna secondary receivers (SR). The SR outfitted with a power splitter receiving system where multiple primary relays are introduced. The goal of proposed work is to amplify weighted sum rate harvested energy for SR using multi relay EDF. The simulation considers the capacity, outage probability, and throughput for both primary and secondary networks with respect to both single multi relay EDF. The simulation results afford that multi relay EDF has better performance than single antenna array EDF.

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Multi-relay Antennas for Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio Networks using Energy-Assisted Decode Forward Method

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Arthi²

2019

IJITEE

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“…As an extension to the system in [9], [10], the authors in [11] have considered multiple primary nodes and derived expressions of the outage probability (OP) and ergodic capacity for the secondary system by considering interference from multiple PUs. Further, in [12], the authors have introduced one-way cooperative CRNs with SWIPT and analyzed the OP and throughput performance for the primary and secondary systems. Similar to [12], opportunistic relaying has been studied in [13] by considering a dynamic SWIPT technique.…”

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“…Further, in [12], the authors have introduced one-way cooperative CRNs with SWIPT and analyzed the OP and throughput performance for the primary and secondary systems. Similar to [12], opportunistic relaying has been studied in [13] by considering a dynamic SWIPT technique. Recently, the authors in [14] have examined the outage performance of EH-enabled cooperative CRNs over Nakagami-m fading environment.…”

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Performance of Wireless Powered Cognitive Radio Sensor Networks With Nonlinear Energy Harvester

2019

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This letter analyzes the performance of simultaneous wireless information-and-power transfer (SWIPT) in a cognitive radio sensor network (CRSN) under Nakagami-m fading. A pair of sensor nodes (SNs) is considered in which one SN facilitates relay cooperation for communications between two primary users (PUs). In return, SNs make use of primary users' signals for energy harvesting (EH) and realize their own communications. In such a network, bidirectional communications between the two PUs and unidirectional information exchange between the SNs can be performed in three phases. A power splitting (PS) based approach is adopted for enabling SWIPT. The relaying SN applies an amplifyand-forward (AF) protocol to broadcast primary and secondary signals, whereas the PUs perform selection combining to access the active direct link. Accurate expressions of the outage probability (OP) and throughput are derived for the primary system by considering a nonlinear energy harvester at the relaying SN under Nakagami-m fading.Index Terms-Cognitive radio sensor networks, SWIPT, wireless powered sensor networks, Nakagami-m fading.

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D2Dwith Energy Harvesting Capabilities

Chang

2020

Wiley 5G Ref

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Device‐to‐device (D2D) communication is envisioned as a key enabling technology for fifth‐generation (5G) wireless systems and the Internet of Things (IoT). D2D promises increased resource utilization, throughput, and coverage, and decreased delays and power consumption, by offloading traffic from the centralized infrastructure to autonomous direct device‐to‐device transmissions. With the rise of D2D and IoT, which comprise typically small, battery‐powered devices, it is essential to consider the energy efficiency and sustainability of future D2D networks. Energy harvesting (EH) has emerged as a promising green and sustainable energy solution for D2D and IoT. EH technologies represent harnessing energy from ambient renewable energy sources and converting the harvested environmental energy into usable electrical energy via wireless power transfer (WPT) technologies. Among various renewable sources, radio frequency (RF) signals are more reliable and allow for simultaneous wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT), and therefore are of particular interest. EH‐aided D2D communication raises new resource allocation and interference management considerations nonexistent in conventional D2D communication, since cochannel interference, a main performance‐limiting factor in underlaid D2D networks, could be converted into useful energy. Issues such as power allocation/control, beamforming design, time allocation, and spectrum allocation, with the consideration of EH‐empowered D2D devices, have been investigated for EH‐aided D2D networks.

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Energy-Assisted Decode-and-Forward for Energy Harvesting Cooperative Cognitive Networks

Cited by 42 publications

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Multi-relay Antennas for Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio Networks using Energy-Assisted Decode Forward Method

Multi-relay Antennas for Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio Networks using Energy-Assisted Decode Forward Method

Performance of Wireless Powered Cognitive Radio Sensor Networks With Nonlinear Energy Harvester

D2Dwith Energy Harvesting Capabilities

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