CN113329419B - Online combined control method for power and rate of energy collection communication system - Google Patents

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CN113329419B CN202110511049.3A CN202110511049A CN113329419B CN 113329419 B CN113329419 B CN 113329419B CN 202110511049 A CN202110511049 A CN 202110511049A CN 113329419 B CN113329419 B CN 113329419B
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The invention discloses an energy collection communication system power and rate online combined control method based on Raptor codes. Aiming at a point-to-point energy collection wireless communication system combined with a Raptor code, under the conditions of energy arrival and random change of a channel state, a joint control method of transmitting power, a modulation mode and code word length under the constraint of available energy and aiming at maximizing a long-term average reachable transmission rate is provided, and an optimization problem is converted into a single-slot optimization problem with minimized drift and punishment by further utilizing a Lyapunov optimization framework. Finally, a low-complexity solution is then provided. The invention makes a decision only depending on the current battery state and channel state information, adopts Raptor coding and adaptive modulation technology for transmission, has the actual communication rate closer to the channel capacity, and is a method with high efficiency, low complexity and strong practicability.

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Online combined control method for power and rate of energy collection communication system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of information communication, in particular to a method for jointly controlling the transmission power, the modulation mode and the code word length of a communication system powered by collected energy.
Background
Wireless communication networks are continuously expanding in size, resulting in an increasing demand for power from transmission systems. In order to deal with the increasingly severe problem of energy consumption, the utilization of renewable energy sources to supply power to communication equipment will be an important direction for the development of future communication systems and networks. Energy Harvesting (EH) refers to a node in a communication network collecting energy (such as solar energy, wind energy, thermal energy, etc.) from a natural environment and converting the energy into electric energy for information transmission. Due to the instability of an environment energy source, the energy collectable by the energy collecting equipment has randomness and uncertainty, and a communication system introducing the energy collecting technology needs to design a reasonable energy scheduling and distributing algorithm, fully utilizes channels and energy resources and ensures the lasting and stable operation of the system. In the existing related research documents, energy scheduling policies in an energy collection communication system can be divided into an offline scheduling policy and an online scheduling policy according to whether a sending end can know energy arrival and channel state in an information transmission process in advance.
The offline management policy is applied to a case where information such as collected energy, channel state, and the like is known in advance. While this assumption is less than reasonable, offline policies achieve superior performance and are therefore often used as an upper bound for evaluating the performance of other policies. The document [ Wang Zhe, Aggarwal V, Wang Xiao Dong, iterative dynamic Water-filling V, Wang Xiao odong, iterative dynamic Water-filling for multiple access channels with energy harvesting [ J ]. IEEE Journal of Selected Areas in communication, 2015,33(3):382 and 395 ] researches an energy scheduling algorithm in a multi-user multiple access system for energy collection, and an iterative dynamic water filling algorithm is adopted under the condition of the known channel state and energy collection state of a plurality of time slots to maximize the sum rate of each time slot. Unlike offline control algorithms, online algorithms rely primarily on statistical information of energy and data arrival, channel fading, etc., as well as current and past system states to make decisions. The Lyapunov optimization technology is an optimization method widely applied to the control theory, the statistical characteristics of the system state are not required to be known in the application, the decision is made according to the current system state, and the optimization method is very practical. When the Lyapunov method is used for solving the optimization problem containing the constraint, a virtual queue can be constructed according to the constraint condition, the virtual queue is kept stable in the long-term time sense by minimizing the drift of the virtual queue, and the constraint condition is indirectly met; and the optimized target is used as a penalty item, the penalty item and the queue drift are combined to form 'queue drift plus penalty' as an optimized target function, and the target is optimized while the stability of the queue in the long-term time average sense is achieved by minimizing the target function. The method converts the long-term time-averaged optimization problem into a single-time-slot optimization problem, can reduce constraint conditions, and greatly reduces the complexity of solving the optimization problem. In the document [ AMIMAVAEI F, DONG M. Online power control optimization for Wireless transmission with energy transforming and storage [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,2016,15(7): 4888-. The constraint of battery electric quantity is converted into virtual queue stability, the negative number of the maximized transmission rate is used as a penalty item, drift plus penalty is constructed, and the transmission rate is maximized while the battery electric quantity is kept stable by minimizing the upper bound of the 'drift plus penalty'.
In practical systems, it is also necessary to select an appropriate channel code (including a type of code, a code length, and a code rate) and modulation scheme according to a channel state and a transmission power, so as to maximize a transmission rate (or throughput) while meeting the requirement of an error probability. The actually achievable transmission rate is lower than the channel capacity, and the choice of channel coding and modulation has a very large influence on the final achievable transmission rate. In an energy-harvesting wireless communication system, channel conditions, available energy, transmission power, etc. are constantly changing, so that a rate adaptation technology is more required to obtain higher channel and energy utilization efficiency. In a document [ Choi B J, Hando L.Optim mode-switched adaptive modulation [ C ]// IEEE Global communication Conference,2001:3316-3320 ], the influence of parameters such as transmitting power, modulation order and coding rate of a transmitting end on transmission performance is comprehensively considered, and the spectral efficiency of a multi-stage adaptive M-QAM modulation system under a fixed and variable power strategy is contrastively analyzed. Simulation results show that the self-adaptive technology after multi-parameter joint optimization can obviously improve the error code performance and the throughput of the system. A method for on-line resource allocation algorithm for weighting and rate maximization in an energy collection downlink multi-user multiple-input multiple-output system is disclosed in the documents [ Zeng Weiliang, Zheng Y R, Schober R. on-line resource allocation for generating downlink multi-user systems: coding rate and sub-channel selection [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,2015,14(10):5780 and 5794 ], and the problem of transmission power control during transmission by adopting different modulation modes and coding rates in actual transmission is constructed into a random dynamic programming problem to be solved. The literature decomposes the high-dimensional random dynamic programming problem into an equivalent three-layer optimization problem, provides the optimization algorithm solving process of each layer respectively, and verifies the performance of the algorithm through simulation. In the literature [ Mota M P, Araujo D C, Costa F H, et al, adaptive modulation and coding based on recovery learning for 5G networks [ J ].2019 IEEE Global works, 2019:1-6 ], a coding and modulation selection scheme based on reinforcement learning is provided for a downlink multi-user transmission model, and a base station formulates a corresponding modulation and coding strategy according to a current channel state evaluation result and feeds back the evaluation result of a current time slot as an award to a formulation link of a next time slot sending strategy. The scheme can ensure that the base station can keep low bit error rate transmission and simultaneously improve the frequency spectrum utilization rate.
The research literature of the power control problem of the energy collection system takes the limit value of the transmission rate in theory as an optimization target, and does not consider the influence of factors such as coding and modulation on the actual transmission performance. Some documents add a modulation scheme selection strategy on the basis of a power control strategy, but still do not consider channel coding, so that the actual communication rate and the channel capacity still have a gap, and the modulation schemes proposed in the documents are few, and the application scenarios are limited. In the above research literature for the transmission performance of the rateless code, when the Raptor code is used for transmission, situations in which the decoding codeword is too long, the decoding complexity is too high, or the upper limit exists in the amount of mutual information of the coded bits when the channel condition is good easily occur.
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The invention researches the optimization problem of power and transmission rate in a point-to-point energy collection wireless communication system based on Raptor codes, which aims to maximize the long-term average throughput of the system. The source node is equipped with an energy harvesting device and a rechargeable battery, and the energy of the transmitted signal per time slot is derived from the energy harvested from the surrounding environment. Under the conditions that the battery capacity is limited and the maximum decoding length of a decoder is restricted, a Lyapunov framework is utilized to solve the joint optimization problem of the transmission power, the modulation mode and the code word length, and the long-term time average throughput is maximized.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention adopts the following technical scheme: the optimization method comprises the steps of constructing an optimization problem with the maximum system transmission rate as a target, converting the optimization problem into an optimization problem of a long-term time average value, utilizing a Lyapunov framework to solve the optimization problem, constructing a 'drift plus penalty' item, converting a minimum 'drift plus penalty' item into an upper bound of the minimum 'drift plus penalty' item to achieve the optimization purpose, and solving a three-parameter optimization problem comprising transmission power, a modulation mode and codeword length to obtain an optimal solution.
The method comprises the following specific steps:
(1) deducing the relation between the decoding error probability of the Raptor code coding code word and the receiving signal-to-noise ratio and the code word length in a mutual information analysis mode;
(2) the source node collects energy from the surrounding environment in each time slot to be used for sending information to the destination node, and the transmission rate is maximized under the constraint of battery storage capacity and the constraint of the maximum code word length of the decoder;
(3) utilizing a Lyapunov optimization framework, adding offset to the battery electric quantity of a source node to obtain a virtual queue, then using a negative value of a transmission rate as a penalty term to construct a 'drift plus penalty' term, and converting a constrained optimization problem of maximizing a long-term average transmission rate into a minimized 'drift plus penalty' term;
(4) converting the minimum 'drift plus penalty' item into an upper bound of the minimum 'drift plus penalty' item;
(5) and making a decision according to the energy arrival and the channel state, and searching the optimal combination of the transmission power, the modulation mode and the code word length, namely solving the optimal solution of the optimal objective function.
Specifically, the relationship between the decoding error probability of the code word of the Raptor code and the received signal-to-noise ratio and the length of the code word is deduced in the step (1) in a mutual information analysis mode. Firstly, the relation between the decoding accumulated mutual information quantity and the decoding length is deduced, and the signal-to-noise ratio and the accumulated mutual information quantity corresponding to different modulation modes under the expected error code performance are calculated.
Specifically, the modeling of the communication system in the step (2) includes modeling and expressing an actual achievable transmission rate of the system and a battery power queue of the source node. And constructing an optimization problem by using the constraint conditions of maximum transmission power limit, limit of battery storage capacity to transmission power, maximum decoding length limit and battery capacity as the constraint conditions and taking the maximization of long-term time average transmission rate as the target.
Specifically, the Lyapunov optimization framework is used for solving the optimization problem in the step (3), namely starting from the stability of the queue, adding an offset to the battery capacity of the source node to be used as an energy virtual queue, keeping the queue stable to meet constraint conditions, using the long-term average transmission rate of the optimization target as a penalty item, and constructing and minimizing a 'drift plus penalty' item to achieve the optimization purpose.
Specifically, the step (4) is realized by minimizing the upper bound of the drift plus penalty indirectly to meet the constraint condition, and an upper bound expression of the drift plus penalty term is obtained through a Lyapunov function and a Lyapunov drift formula.
Specifically, in step (5), the transmission power, modulation scheme, and codeword length should be appropriately adjusted according to the energy arrival and channel state. Since the 3 variables cannot be directly optimized jointly but the number of modulation modes is limited, the transmission power P (t) and the code word length N can be optimized from the highest order modulation modebM(t), if the obtained code word length meets the maximum decoding length constraint, stopping optimization; if not, the optimization is carried out under the modulation mode of lower order. Wherein, when X (t) is greater than or equal to 0, the objective function is monotonously increased, and P (t) should take the maximum value Pd,maxIn P (t) ═ Pd,maxObtaining the length N of the code word by time countingbM(t), if the obtained code word length does not exceed the maximum decoding length constraint, then P (t), N at the momentbM(t) and modulation order M are the optimal solution; when X (t) < 0, the optimal solution of P (t) should be the extreme point of the objective function J (P (t) | M), and the optimal N obtained by calculationbM(t) should satisfy NbM(t)≤Nmax
Compared with the prior related research, the invention has the advantages that: (1) the invention provides a method for converting a long-term time-averaged optimization problem into a single-time slot optimization problem by adopting a Lyapunov optimization framework, converting energy constraint into a queue stability requirement, only depending on the current battery state and channel state, and not needing to obtain statistical information of energy arrival and channel fading variation, so that the method is an online low-complexity control algorithm; (2) compared with the Lyapunov method adopted by the literature, such as [ AMIMAVAEI F, DONG M. Online power control optimization for Wireless transmission with energy transforming and storing [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,2016,15(7):4888 + 4901 ], the algorithm provided by the invention optimizes the transmission power and simultaneously optimizes the modulation mode and the coding rate, the maximized target is not the limit of the transmission rate theoretically but the actually achievable transmission rate, and the simulation result shows that the actually achievable rate of the invention is higher than the literature algorithm; (3) the algorithm provided by the invention has more available modulation modes, considers the rateless coding, performs combined optimization on three parameters of the transmission power, the modulation mode and the code word length, and has higher practicability.
In a word, the method only depends on the current battery state and channel state information to make a decision, adopts Raptor coding and adaptive modulation technology to transmit, has the actual communication rate closer to the channel capacity, and is an efficient, low-complexity and strong-practicability method.
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FIG. 1 is a communication system model of the present invention;
FIG. 2 shows the frame error rate of a Raptor code on AWGN channel, with a code length of 19000;
FIG. 3 is a trace graph of the average information transfer rate over time for the algorithm and the comparison algorithm proposed by the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a trace graph of source node battery power changes over time for the algorithm and the comparative algorithm proposed by the present invention;
FIG. 5 shows the effect of energy arrival rate λ on information transmission rate;
FIG. 6 shows the effect of virtual queue energy offset A on information transfer rate and battery level average;
FIG. 7 shows the influence of weight V in the drift plus penalty term on the information transmission rate, the battery power average, and the battery power standard deviation;
fig. 8 shows the frame error rate when Raptor coding is used under different energy arrival rates.
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Considering the transmission system model shown in fig. 1, a transmitting node encodes information by a Raptor code, and then transmits data to a destination node by adopting a proper modulation mode and transmitting power; the decoder receives a sufficient number of encoded symbols and then performs Raptor code decoding. The transmitting node is equipped with an energy harvesting device and a rechargeable battery of limited capacity, which can harvest energy from the surrounding environment, store it in the battery and use it for transmitting data to the destination node. In the transmission process, the energy collected by the sending node and the wireless channel are randomly changed, the sending node dynamically adjusts the sending power, the modulation mode and the code word length according to the instantaneous channel state information and the energy collection condition, the long-term time average system speed is maximized under the condition that the maximum decoding length limit of a decoder is not exceeded, and the energy use efficiency is improved.
The omega is recorded as a modulation mode set which can be adopted by the system, wherein the modulation mode set is { BPSK, QPSK,16QAM,64QAM or 256QAM }, and information to be transmitted is coded by a Raptor code and then is transmitted by selecting one appropriate modulation mode. The modulated unit power sends signal x (t), and the receiving end receives signal
Figure GDA0003512992150000051
Where h (t) is the channel coefficient, P (t) is the transmitted signal power, n (t) is the mean 0, and the variance σ is2White additive gaussian noise. Signal-to-noise ratio is gamma (t) ═ P (t) | h (t) |22. The received signal is obtained after amplitude and phase correction
Figure GDA0003512992150000052
Wherein h is*(t) represents the conjugate of the channel coefficient,
Figure GDA0003512992150000053
as equivalent noise, mean 0, variance
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Raptor codes are decoded using soft information, so demodulation uses soft-decision demodulation, i.e., the LLR of each bit in the received symbol is actually calculated. When M-order modulation is employed, each symbol contains log2M channel-coded bits, let biIs the ith bit in the symbol x. Received symbol r superimposed with channel noiseiHas an LLR of
Figure GDA0003512992150000055
p(r|bi=0),p(r|bi1) respectively represents a bit biIs a conditional probability density function of r under the conditions of 0 and 1.
The receiving end can successfully decode with high enough probability after the code word length is long enough and the decoder can accumulate enough mutual symbol information. The mutual information of the received symbol r and the transmitted symbol x is
IsM(r;x)=h(r)-h(r|x)
In the formula IsMFor the average mutual information amount of one symbol when M-order modulation is adopted, h (r) is the information entropy, and h (r | s) is the conditional entropy.
The calculation formula of the information entropy h (r) is
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Wherein p (r) represents a probability density function
The expression is
Figure GDA0003512992150000057
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Representing the equivalent noise variance, xiRepresenting modulation symbols.
Substituting the above formula into the expression of h (r), and further deriving to obtain
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The above formula needs to sum the exponential terms and then perform integral operation, and a closed expression cannot be obtained. The conditional entropy h (r | x) can be derived to yield a closed expression. When M-order modulation is used, the probability of transmission of each symbol under the prior equality is Pr (x ═ x)i) 1/M. The conditional entropy h (r | x) is calculated by the formula
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Wherein p (r | x ═ x)i) For transmitting a symbol of xiA conditional probability density function of the received signal r. Substituting h (r), h (r | x) into IsMThe expression of (r; x) is that the symbol average mutual information quantity is
Figure GDA0003512992150000063
Under the condition of ensuring that the decoding error code performance expected by the system is met, the total quantity of mutual information accumulated by the decoder for decoding one code word modulated by M orders is IwMThen the number of symbols that need to enter the decoder can be expressed as
Figure GDA0003512992150000064
In the formula (I), the compound is shown in the specification,
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indicating rounding up. To pairThe code word length of the corresponding Raptor code is
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According to the coding theory of the rateless code, assuming that the information length in one code word is K bits, the mutual information amount required by a decoder when the rateless code achieves the required error performance is I (1+ a) K bits, and a is the decoding overhead (a > 0), and is related to the characteristics, code length, modulation mode and the like of the code. Since the Raptor is random coding, the performance of the Raptor cannot be theoretically analyzed without a fixed coding structure. The invention adopts a method of combining simulation and theoretical analysis to obtain the mutual information quantity requirement. Firstly, simulating the error code performance of Raptor codes with fixed code length under different modulation modes under an Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) channel, finding out the signal-to-Noise ratio under the error performance reaching the requirement, obtaining the mutual information of a next symbol of the signal-to-Noise ratio according to a calculation formula of the mutual information, and multiplying the mutual information by the code length to obtain the mutual information quantity required to be accumulated. The Raptor code used in the simulation of the invention has the information bit length of 9500, the outer code adopts the LDPC code with the code rate of 0.95, and the LT code as the inner code has the coding degree distribution of high-order polynomial, namely
Ω(x)=0.0080x+0.4936x2+0.1662x3+0.0727x4+0.0826x5+0.0560x8+0.0372x9+0.0556x19+0.025x65+0.0031x66
Fig. 2 shows simulation results of Word Error Rates (WER) (also referred to as frame Error rates and block Error rates) of Raptor code coded transmission under different modulation modes on AWGN channel. In simulation, the code word length of Raptor code is 19000, namely the code rate is 0.5; and decoding the LT code and the LDPC code by adopting a BP algorithm, wherein the maximum decoding iteration times are respectively 100 and 50.
The invention uses the frame error rate Pef=10-3For decoding error performance goal, it can be estimated by analyzing fig. 2 that 5 modulation schemes achieve the snr required by the word error rate when the code length N is 19000. Recalculating different modulation schemes in the messageAmount of inter-symbol information I in noise ratiosMMultiplied by N to 10-3The total amount of mutual information I required for the frame error ratewMAs shown in table 1.
TABLE 15 modulation schemes Pef=10-3Temporal SNR and accumulated mutual information required for decoding
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The capacity of the rechargeable battery of the source node is recorded as Emax(Jour, J) maximum charge rate Pc,maxW is added. Note that the battery power at the beginning of time slot t is ES(t) J, satisfy
0≤ES(t)≤Emax
The transmission power of the transmitting node should not exceed the maximum discharge power P of the batteryd,maxI.e. by
0≤P(t)≤Pd,max
The energy consumed for transmitting information in the time slot should not exceed the amount of power stored in the battery at the beginning of the time slot, i.e. the causal constraint on battery power usage should be satisfied:
0≤ΔtP(t)≤ES(t)
where at is the length of one slot. The energy collected by the energy collecting device from the environment in time slot t is Ea(t) J, assuming no energy loss during the charging and discharging of the battery, limited by the charging rate and the remaining capacity of the battery, the amount of electricity E stored in the battery during the time slot tH(t) is
0≤EH(t)≤min{Ea(t),ΔtPc,max,ES(t)-ΔtP(t)}
The 1 st term in the min function is the energy collected in this time slot, the 2 nd term is the maximum charge rate limit, and the 3 rd term is the battery remaining storage capacity limit. At the beginning of the next time slot, the battery power is updated to
ES(t+1)=ES(t)-ΔtP(t)+EH(t)
Under the condition of unchanged transmission bandwidth, under each modulation modeThe symbol rate is the same as
Figure GDA0003512992150000081
Baud. According to the above description, it can be determined that when the K bit information of one codeword is transmitted by using M-order modulation under the current channel state and given transmission power, the number of modulation symbols to be transmitted is NsMThen the transmission duration of a codeword (or a frame) is
Tf=NsM×Ts (s)
Wherein T issRepresenting a symbol period.
The invention takes the rate of successfully transmitting information bits of one frame data on unit bandwidth as an index for measuring the system performance, and the expression is
Figure GDA0003512992150000082
In the above formula PefIndicating a frame error rate.
The invention selects proper sending power and modulation mode under the constraint of available collected energy, determines the code length of code words, and maximizes the information transmission rate under the constraint of decoding complexity and decoding equivalent bit signal-to-noise ratio threshold. According to the relevant knowledge of the information theory, theoretically, the larger the number of the transmitted symbols, the larger the mutual information amount of each symbol in transmission, that is, the higher the order of the adopted modulation scheme, the larger the information amount carried by each symbol. But the more the modulation order is, the less information is carried on each bit under the same snr. If the selected modulation order is too high, the average mutual information amount of each bit is too small, the length of a code word required by decoding is too high, the decoding complexity is too high, and a decoder cannot normally work due to the fact that the average mutual information of the bits is too small (namely, the equivalent bit signal-to-noise ratio is too small). Therefore, the codeword length, here denoted as N, needs to be limitedmax
The invention jointly optimizes the sending power P (t) and the modulation order M of each time slot under the use constraint of collected energy and the constraint of maximum code word length, determines the code word length, and maximizes the long-term average actual achievable transmission rate of the system:
P1:
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s.t.0≤P(t)≤Pd,max
0≤ΔtP(t)≤ES(t)
ES(t+1)=ES(t)-ΔtP(t)+EH(t)
M∈Ω
NbM(t)≤Nmax
in the constraints, E [. cndot. ] represents the desired operation. Since the energy collection and channel state are random processes which change randomly, P1 is a random optimization problem.
Rewriting battery updates to
ES(t+1)-ES(t)=EH(t)-ΔtP(t)
The time slot T has from 0 to T-1
Figure GDA0003512992150000091
Superposing the two ends of the above formula and obtaining the expected value
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The left and right ends are simultaneously divided by T and the limit of T → ∞ is found to yield a long-term time-averaged relationship:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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the meaning of the above formula is that in the long term, it should be collectedThe energy is used for information transmission. The battery electric quantity constraint of a single time slot in the original constraint problem is relaxed into the long-term electric quantity constraint, and the optimization problem is converted into the long-term electric quantity constraint
P2:
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s.t.0≤P(t)≤Pd,max
0≤ΔtP(t)≤ES(t)
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M∈Ω
NbM(t)≤Nmax
Since the optimization goal is the optimization of the long-term time average, it can be solved using the Lyapunov framework. The constraint condition is converted into the problem of keeping virtual queue stability, the optimization target is used as a penalty item, a 'drift plus penalty' item is constructed, and performance optimization under the constraint condition is achieved by minimizing the 'drift plus penalty'. Firstly, a battery energy virtual queue of a sending node is constructed
X(t)=ES(t)-A
Wherein A is an offset. After the Lyapunov optimization, the queue length can fluctuate around 0, and the energy virtual queue is added with an offset, so that the battery capacity can be kept around the offset value and fluctuates up and down. Updating formula E according to battery powerS(t+1)=ES(t)-ΔtP(t)+EH(t) the update formula of the available energy virtual queue is
X(t+1)=X(t)-ΔtP(t)+EH(t)
Defining a quadratic Lyapunov function
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Lyapunov drift is defined as
Figure GDA0003512992150000098
The smaller the offset, the less the change in queue length for the two slots, and the queue length is approximately 0. Information transmission rate R to be maximizedsM(t) negative value as penalty term, drift plus penalty constructed as
Δ(X(t))-VE[RsM(t)|X(t)]
Where V is the weight between the drift and penalty terms, which is a normal number, used to trade off queue stability against system transmission rate maximization. If "drift plus penalty" can be minimized, the information transfer rate is maximized while keeping the virtual queue (i.e., battery charge) stable. Further, there is an upper bound on "drift plus penalty", and minimizing "drift plus penalty" instead of minimizing its upper bound may further reduce the complexity of the optimization problem solution.
In conclusion, the following results
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Due to P (t) and ES(t) are all finite values, then
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Must be a non-negative finite value, must have a non-negative constant C satisfying
Figure GDA0003512992150000103
Then
Δ(X(t))≤C+X(t)E[EH(t)-ΔtP(t)|X(t)]
The upper bound of "drift plus penalty" is
Δ(X(t))-VE[RsM(t)|X(t)]≤C+X(t)E[EH(t)-ΔtP(t)|X(t)]-VE[RsM(t)|X(t)]
By keeping the virtual queue of energy stable, i.e. the charge of the battery fluctuates within a limited range, without going to infinity or to infinity over timeAt 0, the energy collected in the long term is equal to the energy used for information transmission, so the constraint in P2
Figure GDA0003512992150000104
If satisfied, it can be removed from the optimization constraints. Further removing the items irrelevant to P (t) and M, N in the upper bound of 'drift plus penalty' and multiplying by-1, correspondingly changing the minimization into the maximization, simultaneously removing the mean value operation in the upper bound because the current channel state and the current battery state are known, and restating the optimization problem as a single-slot optimization problem:
P3:
Figure GDA0003512992150000105
Figure GDA0003512992150000106
M∈Ω
NbM(t)≤Nmax
the above equation has been rewritten for the maximum transmit power constraint and the battery power usage constraint in the P2 optimization problem.
As mentioned above, the higher the modulation order, the larger the amount of symbol mutual information, and therefore the codeword length should not exceed NmaxThe higher order modulation scheme is preferably selected under the constraint condition and the error word rate index. Let the optimization objective function be
J(P(t),M)=P(t)X(t)+VRsM(t)
Further derivation to obtain
Figure GDA0003512992150000111
Because the number of available modulation modes is limited and the modulation mode with the highest order is selected, the optimization problem can be changed into the modulation mode with the highest order, and the maximum J (P (t) M) is used as the target to optimize the sending power P (t) under the modulation mode to determine the code word length NbM(t) of (d). If the obtained codeword length does not exceed the constraint NmaxThen p (t) and modulation order M at this time are the optimal solutions. If the code word length exceeds the constraint, the modulation order is reduced, and the sending power P (t) and the code word length N are obtained through optimizationbMAnd (t), judging whether the code word length meets the constraint, stopping if the code word length meets the constraint, and reducing the modulation order to perform similar optimization and judgment if the code word length does not meet the constraint. If the codeword length in the lowest-order BPSK modulation fails to satisfy the codeword constraint, which indicates that the current channel state is poor or the available energy is low, the transmission should be stopped in the timeslot.
The monotonicity of the objective function is analyzed below. As P (t) increases, the signal-to-noise ratio increases and the equivalent noise variance increases
Figure GDA0003512992150000112
Decreasing, in the target function expression after the denominator of item 2 is reduced
Figure GDA0003512992150000113
Increases the value of (2). When X (t) ≧ 0, the 1 st term of J (P (t) | M) is a monotonically increasing function of P (t). Therefore, the optimization objective function J (P (t) M) is a monotone increasing function P (t), and in order to maximize the objective function, P (t) should take the maximum value Pd,max. From a practical physical sense, x (t) ≧ 0 indicates that there is sufficient charge in the battery and that maximum transmit power can be used for transmission.
When X (t) < 0, since the 1 st term of J (P (t) | M) is the monotonous decreasing function of P (t) and the 2 nd term is the increasing function of P (t), the optimization objective function is not the monotonous function of P (t), and it is necessary to find the monotonous function of P (t)
Figure GDA0003512992150000114
The extreme point within the range at which the objective function J (p (t) | M) is maximized, that is, the optimum transmission power. Optimizing r (t) in the integral of the denominator of term 2 of the objective function,
Figure GDA0003512992150000115
The integral is not a closed expression in relation to the transmission power P (t), and the optimization objective function is not a closed expression and cannot passThe analytic solution method obtains the solution of the optimal transmission power which enables the optimization objective function to be maximum, and the solution can only be obtained by adopting a linear search method. Due to the limitation of the transmission power P (t)
Figure GDA0003512992150000116
In the range, power points can be taken at intervals of step length δ in the range, and the power points are substituted into the target function to calculate the target function J (p (t) | M) value corresponding to each power point, wherein the power value with the maximum target function value is the optimal power. When calculating the J (P (t) M) value at each power point, one integral needs to be calculated
Figure GDA0003512992150000121
The integral can be obtained only by numerical calculation and is the part with the highest calculation amount in the optimization process.
Figure GDA0003512992150000122
Is the inverse of the received signal-to-noise ratio y (t), the integral being effectively a function of the signal-to-noise ratio. In order to reduce the calculation amount when solving the optimization problem, the integration of different signal-to-noise ratios can be firstly carried out within the range of possible receiving signal-to-noise ratios at certain intervals
Figure GDA0003512992150000123
The values of (a) are calculated and stored in a table. When the optimized objective function value under each power point is calculated, the signal-to-noise ratio value is obtained through conversion according to the channel state, the corresponding integral value is obtained through table lookup, and the value of the optimized objective function J (P (t) M) is obtained through substitution calculation. The integral values in the range of-2 to 25dB at intervals of 0.5dB are given in Table 4.1. Because the table is calculated under the on-line condition, the calculation can be carried out in advance, and no extra calculation amount is brought to the algorithm. If a more accurate integral value is needed and a wider signal-to-noise ratio range is adapted, only the signal-to-noise ratio interval needs to be reduced and the size of the table needs to be increased. The signal-to-noise ratio interval of the integral value table in the simulation of the invention is 0.001 dB.
TABLE 4.1 integral values under 5 modulation modes at different SNR
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Figure GDA0003512992150000131
The optimization algorithm is summarized as shown in algorithm 1.
Figure GDA0003512992150000132
Figure GDA0003512992150000141
The algorithm 1 solves the joint optimization problem of three parameters of sending power, modulation mode and code word length, when X (t) is more than or equal to 0, the battery power is sufficient, the transmission is carried out at the maximum power, and P (t) is Pd,max. Starting from the highest-order modulation scheme, P (t) ═ P is calculatedd,maxThen look-up table 4.1 to obtain integral value in target function, and calculate J (P (t) M) and code length NbM(t) if NbM(t) if the maximum code length limit is not exceeded, the optimization is finished, otherwise, a modulation mode of a lower first gear is selected, and the steps are repeated until the obtained code length N is reachedbM(t)≤NmaxAnd finishing the optimization. When X (t) < 0, starting from the highest order modulation scheme, within the available power range
Figure GDA0003512992150000142
Calculating J (P (t) M once at each power point, finding P (t) which maximizes J (P (t) M), and calculating corresponding NbM(t) until the code length N is foundbM(t)≤Nmax. Since the computation complexity when X (t) ≧ 0 is much less than X (t) < 0, X (t) < 0 is assumed as an estimation of the upper limit of computation complexity. The computational complexity of finding the optimal P (t) is mainly in integration
Figure GDA0003512992150000143
And the integral value can be obtained by a table look-up 4.1, which reduces the computational complexity (equivalent to that of addition and multiplication). The other operations are algebraic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Need to search under one modulation mode
Figure GDA0003512992150000144
The target function value under 5 modulation modes is calculated at most for each power point, so 1 time slot needs to be searched in total
Figure GDA0003512992150000145
And (4) a power point. Generally speaking, the accuracy of selecting 1000 power points within the available power range is sufficient, and therefore the complexity of the algorithm is low.
The present invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Unless otherwise indicated, the parameter settings in the simulation are as follows: the energy arrival process of the sending node is subjected to a composite uniformly distributed Poisson process, the arrival rate is lambda-1 unit/time slot, and each unit energy is subjected to [0,0.4 ]](unit J) uniform distribution among; capacity E of batterymax50J, maximum charging power Pc,maxMaximum discharge power P of 0.4Wd,max0.6W; the time slot length delta t is 1 s; the channel is Rayleigh fading channel, the channel coefficient h (t) is kept constant in a time slot, and the channel is subject to zero mean value and has variance of 2 x 10-9The complex gaussian distribution of (1), i.e., the path loss of the channel is 87 dB; noise power spectral density N0=1×10-17W/Hz; symbol rate Rs=1×106Baud, bandwidth B1 × 106Hz. The search step in the optimum transmission power search is
Figure GDA0003512992150000146
If not specifically stated, the offset of the battery charge virtual queue is set to a-30, the weight of the penalty term is V-4, and the battery initial charge is 40J. The information length of a Raptor code word is K9500 bits, and the maximum code word length is Nmax21100. The frame error rate target is Pef=10-3
To compare the performance of the present invention, a comparison was made with 4 algorithms.
(1) Greedy Algorithm (Greedy Algorithm, GA): each time slot transmitting node sets the transmitting power according to the maximum value of the available electric quantity in the battery, and under the limiting condition of the maximum power, the transmitting power is set
Figure GDA0003512992150000151
(2) Half Power Algorithm (Half Power Algorithm, HPA): each time slot transmitting node sets the transmitting power by half of the available electric quantity in the battery, and under the limitation condition of the maximum power, the transmitting power is
Figure GDA0003512992150000152
(3) The on-line power control algorithm proposed in the document [ AMIMAVAEI F, DONG M. on line power control optimization for Wireless transmission with energy harving and storage [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,2016,15(7):4888 + 4901 ]: the literature takes the channel capacity obtained by a shannon formula as a transmission rate, and optimizes the transmission power by using a Lyapunov framework to maximize the long-term average transmission rate of the system. The literature algorithm sets the weight V to 4 and the virtual queue offset a to 30 in the simulation, where the best performance is obtained.
(4) An offline water injection algorithm: the transmitting end obtains the change condition of the channel and the condition of energy collection in the whole transmission process before transmission, and obtains the average transmitting power of the signal according to the total energy collected in the transmission process. Under the constraint of the average power, the water filling algorithm is adopted to obtain the transmission power of each time slot by taking the maximum average channel capacity as a target. This algorithm does not consider the causality of data and energy, nor the overflow of the battery.
After the 4 kinds of comparison algorithms determine the sending power of each time slot, the optimal modulation mode and code word length are obtained in the same mode as the algorithm in the chapter. If the length of the obtained code word exceeds the limit in the BPSK modulation mode, the data transmission is not carried out in the current time slot, and the sending power and the transmission rate are 0.
Fig. 3 is a result of an average information transmission rate of 10000 slots, and the average information transmission rate per slot is an average value of transmission rates of slots from the start of simulation to the current slot. The dashed line in the figure represents the channel capacity at the same transmission power; the solid line is the actual highest transmission rate that can be achieved when Raptor codes are employed under 5 alternative modulation modes. Simulation results show that the algorithm in the chapter is obviously higher than the greedy algorithm and the half-power algorithm in both channel capacity and actually-achievable transmission rate. The algorithm of this chapter optimizes the sending power, modulation mode, code word code length of the source node according to the channel state and battery power, under the constraint of satisfying the maximum code word length, maximize the information transmission rate that can be achieved actually; the greedy algorithm and the half-power algorithm do not consider the influence of the channel state on the transmission performance of the system, so the performance of the algorithm in this chapter is obviously superior to that of the two algorithms. The offline water filling algorithm and the algorithms in the document [ AMIMAVAEI F, DONG M. Online power control optimization for Wireless transmission with energy harnessing and storage [ J ]. IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications,2016,15(7): 4888) 4901 ] are optimized with the goal of maximizing the average channel capacity, so that the two algorithms are superior to the current algorithm in average channel capacity, wherein the water filling algorithm is optimal and has a performance advantage of 0.63% compared to the current algorithm, and the document algorithm has a performance advantage of about 0.26% compared to the current algorithm. Because the algorithm in this chapter jointly optimizes the transmission power, the modulation mode and the codeword length, although the channel capacity is lower than that of the offline water-filling algorithm and the literature algorithm, the actually achievable transmission rate is superior to those of the two algorithms, and the performance advantages are respectively 0.09% and 0.45%. Compared with a transmission strategy only optimizing power and a modulation mode, under the same simulation condition, the actual achievable transmission rate of the transmission system adopting the rateless coding is improved by 40.99%, and the transmission performance approaches to the channel capacity more.
Fig. 4 is a trace diagram of battery power changes of 4 online algorithms along with time in a simulation process, selection of transmission power in an offline water-filling algorithm is not causally constrained by collected energy, and battery power changes have no practical significance, so that no description is given here. Simulation results show that the battery power of the algorithm and the literature algorithm provided by the invention can fluctuate up and down at a certain level, and each time slot can ensure that enough storage power is used for transmitting data and enough residual storage space is used for storing collected energy. The greedy algorithm and the half-power algorithm consume the pre-stored electricity in a short time, and then the electricity is stabilized at a low level.
Fig. 5-7 analyze the effect of the algorithm and battery parameters on system performance. The results given in the simulation chart are the average of the simulation results for 10000 time slots.
Fig. 5 shows the effect of a change in the energy arrival rate lambda on the actual transmission rate. As the energy arrival rate λ increases, the average collected energy per slot increases, the corresponding average transmission power increases, and the transmission rate increases.
Fig. 6 shows the effect of varying the virtual queue offset a on the performance of the system. Fig. 6(a) shows that the average level of battery charge increases with a, and fig. 6(b) shows that the transmission rate of the system increases first and then decreases slightly with a. This is because as a increases, the average power level of the battery increases, and higher transmit power can be supported when channel conditions are good, increasing the average transmission rate. However, when a is too large, the average remaining storage space of the battery is reduced, the probability of battery power overflow and partial loss of collected energy is increased, and the transmission rate is slightly reduced.
Figure 7 shows the effect of weight V change in the drift plus penalty function on system performance. The weight V is used to trade off between maximization of the objective function and energy virtual queue stability. The stability of the battery capacity is measured by the standard deviation of the battery capacity during the whole simulation, and the calculation formula is
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Wherein
Figure GDA0003512992150000162
Obviously, the smaller the standard deviation, the better the stability of the battery charge.
FIG. 7(a) shows that as V increases, the average battery charge decreases and that after V is greater than 4.3, the average of the average battery charge is very small; fig. 7(b) shows that as V increases, the average information transfer rate increases first and then decreases, reaching a maximum value when V is 4.3; fig. 7(c) shows that the standard deviation of the battery charge increases first and then decreases with increasing V. These simulation results show that the algorithm is more concerned with maximizing transmission rate when V increases, and tends to transmit with higher transmit power, so that the amount of power in the battery decreases, the battery power stability decreases, and the information transmission rate can increase with V increase when V is smaller. However, if V is too large (>4.3), increasing V will result in a low average battery power and a small maximum power, and when the channel condition is good, there is not enough battery power to support a higher information transmission rate, and the transmission performance will be reduced. The reason why the standard deviation of the battery power decreases with the increase of V after V is greater than 4.3 is that the battery power is already low, the possible fluctuation range of the battery power is already small, and the stability of the battery power is not improved.
The invention verifies whether the sending power, the modulation mode and the code word length determined by the algorithm can reach the frame error rate Pef=10-3Error performance target of. At each energy arrival rate, the channel and energy arrival amount are randomly changed 100 times, and at each channel and energy arrival amount, simulation 10 is carried out4Transmission of a single codeword. Co-transmission 10 at each energy arrival rate6And counting bit error rates and frame error rates of all the decoded code words. The error performance was simulated for a total of 5 energy arrival rates, and the results are shown in table 3. FIG. 8 shows the simulation results of the frame error rate, which is very close to 10-3The deviation is very small, which shows that the analysis of the relationship between the frame error rate, the signal-to-noise ratio and the code length in the scheme is correct.
TABLE 3 frame error Rate when Raptor coding is used under different energy arrival rates
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1. An energy collection communication system power and rate online joint control method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) deducing the relation between the decoding error probability of the Raptor code coding code word and the receiving signal-to-noise ratio and the code word length in a mutual information analysis mode; deducing the relation between the accumulated mutual information amount of decoding and the decoding length as
Figure FDA0003512992140000011
NbMIndicating the codeword length, I, of the Raptor codewMRepresenting the amount of mutual information accumulated in decoding, IsMRepresenting the average symbol mutual information quantity;
calculating the signal-to-noise ratio and the accumulated mutual information amount corresponding to different modulation modes under the condition of meeting the expected error code performance, and specifically comprising the following steps of: simulating the error code performance of Raptor codes with fixed code length under different modulation modes under an additive white Gaussian noise channel, finding out the signal-to-noise ratio meeting the expected error code performance, obtaining the mutual information of a next symbol of the signal-to-noise ratio according to a calculation formula of the mutual information, and multiplying the mutual information by the code length to obtain the accumulated mutual information quantity; the calculation formula of the symbol mutual information under different modulation modes is
Figure FDA0003512992140000012
xiRepresenting modulation symbols, r representing received symbols,
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which represents the variance of the equivalent noise,
Figure FDA0003512992140000014
gamma represents the signal-to-noise ratio;
(2) the source node collects energy from the surrounding environment every time slot to be used for sending information to the destination node, and under the constraint of battery storage capacity and the constraint of maximum code word length of a decoder, the transmission rate is maximized, and a communication system is modeled;
(3) utilizing a Lyapunov optimization framework, adding offset to the battery power of a source node to obtain a virtual queue, taking a negative value of a transmission rate as a penalty term, constructing the drift and penalty term, and converting the constrained optimization problem of the maximized long-term average transmission rate into the minimized drift and penalty term;
(4) converting the minimum drift plus penalty term into an upper bound of the minimum drift plus penalty term;
(5) making a decision according to the energy arrival and the channel state, and searching the optimal combination of the transmission power, the modulation mode and the code word length, namely solving the optimal solution of the optimization objective function, wherein the method comprises the following steps:
let J (P) (t), M ═ P (t) X (t) + VRsM(t) as an optimization objective function, changing the optimization problem into a modulation mode with the highest given order, optimizing the transmission power P (t) by taking the maximum J (P (t) M) as a target under the modulation mode, and determining the length N of the code wordbM(t); if the obtained codeword length does not exceed the constraint NmaxThen p (t) and the modulation order M at this time are the optimal solutions; if the code word length exceeds the constraint, the modulation order is reduced, and the sending power P (t) and the code word length N are obtained through optimizationbM(t), judging whether the length of the code word meets the constraint, if so, stopping, otherwise, reducing the modulation order to carry out similar optimization and judgment; if the code word length when the lowest-price modulation is adopted cannot meet the code word constraint, the time slot should stop transmission;
the optimal solution for solving the optimization objective function is specifically as follows:
when X (t) is greater than or equal to 0, the objective function is monotonously increased, and P (t) should take the maximum value Pd,max,Pd,maxRepresents the maximum discharge power of the battery, and is P (t) ═ Pd,maxTime counting to obtain code word length NbM(t), if the obtained code word length does not exceed the maximum decoding length constraint, then P (t), N at the momentbM(t) and modulation order M are the optimal solution;
when X (t) < 0The optimal solution of P (t) should be the extreme point of the objective function J (P (t) M), and the optimal N is calculatedbM(t) should satisfy NbM(t)≤Nmax
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the method comprises the steps of: the modeling of the communication system in the step (2) includes constructing an optimization problem with the maximum transmission power limit, the maximum decoding length limit of a decoder, the limit of battery storage capacity to the transmission power and the battery capacity as constraint conditions, and with the maximum transmission rate as a target.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the method comprises the steps of: the optimization problem is as follows:
Figure FDA0003512992140000021
s.t.0≤P(t)≤Pd,max
0≤ΔtP(t)≤ES(t)
Figure FDA0003512992140000022
M∈Ω
NbM(t)≤Nmax
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0003512992140000023
indicating the rate of correctly transmitted information data bits per unit bandwidth, NsMRepresenting the number of symbols entering the decoder, E [. cndot.)]For the desired operation, K is the amount of information carried by a codeword, PefFor frame error rate, Pd,maxIs a maximum transmit power constraint; delta tP is more than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to (t) ES(t) is battery storage capacity constraint, Δ t is a time slot length; m is the modulation order and omega is the optional modulationA set of manufacturing methods; codeword length NbM(t) satisfies NbM(t)≤Nmax,NmaxIs the maximum codeword length;
Figure FDA0003512992140000024
in order to achieve long-term power constraints,
Figure FDA0003512992140000025
the average stored energy per time slot into the battery and the average transmitted power, respectively.
4. The method for online joint power and rate control of an energy harvesting communication system according to claim 1 or 3, wherein: the step (3) is specifically as follows:
adding an offset to the battery power of the source node to be used as an energy virtual queue:
X(t)=ES(t)-A
wherein A is an offset and ES(t) is the battery power at the beginning of time slot t;
a quadratic Lyapunov function of
Figure FDA0003512992140000026
Then Lyapunov drifts to
Figure FDA0003512992140000027
The drift plus penalty term is Δ (X (t)) -VE [ R [sM(t)|X(t)]
In the formula E [ R ]sM(t)]Is the target of optimization, i.e. the average transmission rate, with negative values as penalty terms, and V is the weight between drift and penalty terms;
the optimization problem translates into minimizing drift plus a penalty term, i.e.
Figure FDA0003512992140000031
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the method comprises the steps of: converting the minimum drift plus penalty term into an upper bound of the minimum drift plus penalty term and converting the optimization problem into a lower bound of the minimum drift plus penalty term in the step (4)
Figure FDA0003512992140000032
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the method comprises the steps of: when X (t) is less than 0, solving by adopting a linear search method: the transmission power P (t) is limited to
Figure FDA0003512992140000033
Within the range, power points are taken at intervals of step length delta in the range and are substituted into the target function to calculate the value of the target function J (P (t) M) corresponding to each power point, and when the value meets NbM(t)≤NmaxUnder the constraint of (3), the power value with the maximum target function value is the optimal power.
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