Multi-user cognitive network precoding optimization method based on MIMO-VFDM
Technical Field
The invention relates to an optimization design scheme of multi-user two-layer cognitive network precoding transmitted by adopting multi-input multi-Output (MIMO) and Vandermonde-subspace frequency division multiplexing (VFDM), which is used for inhibiting interference among users in a two-layer cognitive network and maximizing the channel capacity of the two-layer network.
Background
The continuous increase of wireless services leads to the increasing scarcity of frequency domain resources, so that wireless transmission with high spectrum utilization becomes a research hotspot of modern communication. Deployment of two-layer networks such as a cognitive network is a feasible scheme for solving spectrum resources. In a two-layer network communication system based on cognitive radio technology, small-cells (SCs) are arranged as a second-layer network around and sharing spectrum transmission with a macro-cell (MC). The MC has priority over the shared spectrum, and the two-tier network has opportunistic access to the spectrum and must ensure that no or within a tolerable range interference is generated for the MC. Therefore, how to control the interference of SCs on MC becomes a main problem for research in the implementation of two-layer cognitive network.
The VFDM technology, as an emerging method for solving the problem of interference control in the cognitive network, utilizes the frequency band redundancy provided by the cyclic prefix in the block transmission system (e.g., OFDM system) to establish a new transmission link for the SCs without interfering with the normal communication of the MC. After adopting VFDM, signals transmitted by the two-layer transmitter are constrained to the null space from the two-layer network to the one-layer network interference channel by means of Cross-tiorpecoder (CTP). Intra-layer precoding (ITP) is then used to control the inter-user interference within the SC.
Document 1, "channel signaling information and signaling cells base done-vddm [ wireless communication and network connectivity (wcnc), IEEE 2012: 2560-.
Document 2, "Spatial-frequency signaling alignment for opportunistic transmission [ ieee transaction in signaling processing,2014,62: 1561-.
Document 3 "Zero-while method for downlink signaling MIMO channels, [ signaling processing, ieee transactions son,2004,52(2):461-471] proposes a Block-DiagonalZero-Forcing (BD-ZF) precoding algorithm to solve the inter-user interference problem in the multi-user MIMO downlink. The BD-ZF precoding algorithm has the advantages of convenience in design, simple structure and the like, and is very suitable for designing an ITP precoding matrix among multiple users.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a two-layer network precoding optimization method based on BD-ZF on the basis of the prior precoding algorithm. The optimized ITP coding matrix is constructed through selection and rotation of the null space, the channel capacity of the SC can be maximized, and therefore interference among two-layer networks and multiple users is suppressed, and the capacity of a cognitive network is improved.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problem comprises the following steps:
step 1, carrying out overall interlayer channel matrix H from SC base station SBS to MC user MUSMPerforming singular value decomposition to obtain <math>
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i. constructing an in-layer equivalent interference channel matrix of the mth SU
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Step 7, calculating a post-processing matrix Wherein, is wS[m]The autocorrelation matrix of (a);
and 8, solving the selection and rotation operation matrix T [ m ] to enable the channel capacity of the mth SU to be maximum, and comprising the following steps of:
i. computing matricesTo XH[m]X[m]And (3) carrying out characteristic value decomposition:
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Wherein, IKAn identity matrix representing dimensions K x K,representing the signal power distribution matrix sent to the mth SU, and obtaining Pm by water filling power algorithm];
Step 11, adding 1 to m, and repeating the steps 6-10 until m is equal to NSUAnd finishing the optimization design.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the method can effectively inhibit the interference among users and simultaneously can maximize the transmission capacity of a two-layer network.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a diagram of an OFDMA-based MC and MIMO-VFDM-based multi-user SC system model;
FIG. 2 is NSUITP usable dimension area and N based on BD-ZF at fixed timeTSchematic diagram of corresponding relationship of (1);
FIG. 3 shows the channel capacity of SC and the number of users NSUA schematic diagram of the relationship of (1);
FIG. 4 shows the channel capacity of SC and the number of users NTA schematic diagram of the relationship of (1);
fig. 5 is a diagram of the channel capacity of the SC at different signal-to-noise ratios.
Detailed Description
The present invention will be further described with reference to the following drawings and examples, which include, but are not limited to, the following examples.
A system model of the two-layer cognitive network is shown in fig. 1. The cognitive network consists of a first layer of MC and a second layer of SC, wherein the MC adopts an LTE orthogonal frequency division multiple access mode for communication, and the SC adopts an MIMO-VFDM mode for communication. MC and SC share spectrum bandwidth, but MC has priority usage of shared spectrum. The MC of one-layer network comprises an MC base station (MCBaseStation, MBS) and an MC user (MCUser, MU), and the SC of the two-layer network comprises an SC base station (SCBASeStation, SBS) and NSUAnd SC users (SCUser, SU). Assuming that all nodes can perfectly obtain the required channel state information, the system model is set as follows: MBS and all MU in the first layer network MC adopt single antenna, SBS in the second layer network SC adopts multi-antenna communication, SBS antenna number is NTAll SUs use a single antenna. The MC adopts an OFDM transmission mode with an effective symbol length of K and a cyclic prefix length of L.
Define x in conjunction with the system modelM∈CK×1Sending symbol vectors, y, for MBSM∈CK×1Is the signal vector, x, received by the MUS[n]∈C(K+L)×1,n=1,2,…,NTSignal vector, y, transmitted for the nth antenna of SBSS[m]∈CK×1,m=1,2,…,NSUFor the signal vector received by the mth SU,the overall noise signal received for all SUs. The in-layer channel matrix of the MC is HMM∈CK×KAnd represents the channel frequency domain response matrix from MBS to MU. The intra-layer channel matrix of the SC isRepresenting the overall channel matrix of SBS to individual SUs within the SC. The inter-layer channel matrix includes:andthe overall inter-layer channel matrices for SBS to MU and MBS to all SUs are indicated separately.
The mutual interference between SC inner users is controlled by ITP on the basis that CTP restrains the interference between layers. The present invention will be described in two parts, namely, CTP design and ITP optimization design.
Design of CTP
Let sS∈CJ×1For SBS to send a signal vector before CTP encoding,is a CTP coding matrix, wherein J represents the largest transmission dimension of SBS. The design of the CTP matrix ensures that the transmitting signal of the SC does not interfere the communication of the MC, and the requirement is metNamely, it is
HSMC=0(1)
The CTP matrix satisfying formula (1) falls on matrix HSMThe specific design scheme of CTP is as follows:
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Optimal design of ITP
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1) will matrixSplitting into N by rowSUK x [ (N)T-1)K+NTL]Sub-matrix of dimensionn=1,…,NSUI.e. by <math>
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3) And initializing m to be 0.
4) Calculating a set of standard orthogonal bases V of a matrix null space corresponding to the ITP of the mth SU usernull[m]。
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5) computing post-processing matrix qm]. To maximize SC channel capacity, a post-processing matrix is used at each SU receiver to align the signal vector y received by the mth SUS[m]∈CK×1To perform whiteningAnd eliminating interference from the MC and the noise signal. Q [ m ]]The calculation formula is as follows:
wherein, is wS[m]The autocorrelation matrix of (a).
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</math> (9) wherein, IKAn identity matrix representing dimensions K x K,representing the signal power distribution matrix sent to the mth SU, and obtaining Pm by water filling power algorithm]。
9) m plus 1, repeat 4) -9) until m ═ NSUAnd finishing the optimization design.
One layer of the network of the embodiment adopts OFDM transmission with K-64, L-16 and the bandwidth of 1.92 MHz; the channel impulse responses are unchanged during the transmission of the OFDM symbols and all obey complex gaussian random distribution.
FIG. 2 shows NSUITP usable dimension area and N based on BD-ZF for constant valueTThe relationship (2) of (c). The shaded portion in the figure represents the available transmission dimension area of SBS to the mth SU link in the case of CTP. The observation shows that: i) when in useThe dimension of the null space is equal to the upper bound of the usable dimension of the SU; ii) whenThe null-space dimension is greater than the desired dimension. Case i) requires for Vnull[m]Make a certain rotation to constructA matrix for maximizing the channel capacity of the SC; case ii) requires for Vnull[m]Performing selection and rotation operations to constructAnd (4) matrix. Maximizing SC channel capacity. To Vnull[m]Both operations of (2) can be performed by selecting and rotating the matrix T m]And (5) realizing.
FIG. 3 shows a diagram at NTThe channel capacity and N of SC when using optimized and non-optimized BD-ZFITP matrix under the conditions of SNR 10dB and SNR 10dB 8SUThe corresponding relationship of (1). As can be seen from the figure, NSULess than 9 hours, the invention provides an optimized ITP algorithmThe performance is obviously superior to that of the unoptimized ITP algorithm, NSUThe two algorithms perform consistently when 9. It can also be observed that with NSUThe capacity of the SC channel of the optimized ITP algorithm proposed by the present invention is not monotonically increasing, but increases first and then decreases. This means that the number of users in a cell is not as large as possible, but there is a number of users that optimizes the channel capacity of the cell.
FIG. 4 shows a diagram at NSU2, the channel capacity and N of SC when using optimized and non-optimized BD-ZFITP matrix under the conditions of SNR 10dB and SNR 30dBTThe corresponding relationship of (1). As can be seen from fig. 4, with the number N of transmitting antennasTThe performance of the optimized ITP design algorithm is obviously superior to that of the unoptimized ITP design algorithm.
Fig. 5 shows the comparison result of SC transmission capacities of the optimized ITP algorithm and the unoptimized ITP algorithm at different signal-to-noise ratios. In fig. 5, the number of transmitting antennas of SBS is set to NTThe number of SC users N is given as 8SU4 and NSUTwo cases are 9. As can be seen from FIG. 5, when N isSUWhen the channel capacity performance of the optimized ITP algorithm is 4, the channel capacity performance of the optimized ITP algorithm is obviously better than that of the unoptimized ITP algorithm, and when N is equal to 4SUAt 9, the optimized ITP design algorithm performed consistently with the unoptimized algorithm, which is consistent with the results shown in fig. 3.