Multi-antenna Enabled Cluster-based Cooperation in Wireless Powered Communication Network

Yuan, Lina; Bi, Suzhi; Zhong, Mingquan; Wang, Hui

doi:10.2991/cnct-16.2017.52

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“…This article adopts the clustering cooperation method [17,[19][20][21], i.e., one of N WDs is chosen as a CH, represented by W 0 , and the remaining (N − 1) WDs as CMs, represented by…”

Section: System Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We have made a careful analysis of this approach and carried out a large number of simulation experiments before, please refer to the references [17] and [19] for details.…”

Section: Clustering Cooperative Approach For Linear Ehmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The transmission process is the same as the Independent Transmission Approach with Non-Linear EH, and the optimization problem is the same as well. The difference lies in the formula (18), (19) and (20), and let Q 2 , Q * 2 and γ (5) represent the EB matrix at the WET stage, the optimal solution of ( 17) and the i-th WD's synthesized output SNR, respectively, so the three equations are changed to The maximum of the cell radius…”

Section: Independent Transmission With Linear Ehmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Nonlinear Energy Harvesting and Clustering Cooperation in WPCNs

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The increasing demand for data and the rapid increase in the number of wireless connected devices make the shortage of energy and spectrum resources more serious. This paper considers a wireless powered communication network (WPCN) composed of N wireless devices (WDs) installed with single-antenna and a hybrid access point (HAP) equipped with multi-antenna, where HAP sends wireless energy to WDs in the downlink and receives information transmission from WDs in the uplink. To overcome "double near and far" problem, this paper adopts a clustering cooperative transmission method to enhance some WDs' throughput performance far from the HAP, i.e., one of N WDs is selected as a cluster head (CH) and the remaining (N − 1) WDs as cluster members (CMs), and the CH helps relay CMs' information to transmit. However, because the CH needs to transmit N WDs' information, its energy consumed during information transmission will be the bottleneck of the system performance. To achieve a tradeoff between energy and data rate, this paper adopts multi-antenna energy beamforming technology to concentrate more energy to transmit the CH, so as to balance the energy consumption among all WDs. Considering the influence of in-phase/orthogonal imbalance,nonlinear amplification amplitude and phase noise on those physical transceivers of low-cost sensor nodes, nonlinear energy harvesting technology is employed to improve throughput performance of the WPCN system. Particularly, the proposed scheme's throughput performance is derived, and simulation results demonstrate that this scheme can be effective to increase the WPCN system's throughput fairness and spectral efficiency.

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“…This article adopts the clustering cooperation method [17,[19][20][21], i.e., one of N WDs is chosen as a CH, represented by W 0 , and the remaining (N − 1) WDs as CMs, represented by…”

Section: System Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We have made a careful analysis of this approach and carried out a large number of simulation experiments before, please refer to the references [17] and [19] for details.…”

Section: Clustering Cooperative Approach For Linear Ehmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Independent Transmission With Linear Ehmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Nonlinear Energy Harvesting and Clustering Cooperation in WPCNs

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Nonlinear energy harvesting and clustering cooperation in WPCNs

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Zhang

Liang

et al. 2022

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The increasing demand for data and the rapid increase in the number of wireless connected devices make the shortage of energy and spectrum resources more serious. This paper considers a wireless powered communication network (WPCN) composed of N wireless devices (WDs) installed with single-antenna and a hybrid access point (HAP) equipped with multi-antenna, where HAP sends wireless energy to WDs in the downlink and receives information transmission from WDs in the uplink. To overcome “double near and far” problem, this paper adopts a clustering cooperative transmission method to enhance some WDs’ throughput performance far from the HAP, i.e., one of N WDs is selected as a cluster head (CH) and the remaining (N − 1) WDs as cluster members (CMs), and the CH helps relay CMs’ information to transmit. However, because the CH needs to transmit N WDs’ information, its energy consumed during information transmission will be the bottleneck of the system performance. To achieve a tradeoff between energy and data rate, this paper adopts multi-antenna energy beamforming technology to concentrate more energy to transmit the CH, so as to balance the energy consumption among all WDs. Considering the influence of in-phase/orthogonal imbalance,nonlinear amplification amplitude and phase noise on those physical transceivers of low-cost sensor nodes, nonlinear energy harvesting technology is employed to improve throughput performance of the WPCN system. Particularly, the proposed scheme’s throughput performance is derived, and simulation results demonstrate that this scheme can be effective to increase the WPCN system’s throughput fairness and spectral efficiency.

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Multi-antenna Enabled Cluster-based Cooperation in Wireless Powered Communication Network

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Nonlinear Energy Harvesting and Clustering Cooperation in WPCNs

Nonlinear Energy Harvesting and Clustering Cooperation in WPCNs

Nonlinear energy harvesting and clustering cooperation in WPCNs

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