CN114124179A - User selection method for multi-user wireless energy transmission system - Google Patents

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CN114124179A
CN114124179A CN202111172809.9A CN202111172809A CN114124179A CN 114124179 A CN114124179 A CN 114124179A CN 202111172809 A CN202111172809 A CN 202111172809A CN 114124179 A CN114124179 A CN 114124179A
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The application provides a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system, which comprises the following steps: taking the maximum average transmission rate of the ID of the wireless information decoding terminal as an objective function and meeting the minimum required energy Q acquired by the EHEThe constraint condition of (1) and constructing a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH; quantizing the receiving channels of the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectivelyAnd precoding; and according to the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID after re-precoding, optimizing the constructed mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH, and performing self-adaptive selection on the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID. The method can be used for self-adaptive user selection under different parameter configurations under the condition that the total feedback bandwidth is fixed, so that the maximum value of the total transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal user is achieved.

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User selection method for multi-user wireless energy transmission system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of wireless communication, in particular to a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system.
Background
At present, greedy user selection method and orthogonal user selection method are mainly adopted for transmission system selection of multi-user hybrid energy transmission and wireless communication. The greedy user selection method is a user selection method directly taking the total transmission rate of multiple users as an optimization target. The specific method comprises the following steps: the scheduler selects the user with the highest achievable rate. Then, in each iteration, the total transmission rate of a new user set formed by each remaining user and the selected cooperative users is calculated, and then the user set with the maximum total transmission rate is selected as the new user set of the current iteration. If any new user set cannot increase the total transmission rate or the maximum schedulable number of users is reached, the process ends. The greedy user selection method has a high computational complexity because the total rate of all the cooperative user combinations is calculated in each iteration.
As for the semi-orthogonal user selection method, the two-dimensional information of the channel quality and the channel direction is utilized to represent the transmission rate of users, and the interference among multiple users is reduced as much as possible by selecting approximately orthogonal users, so that the total transmission rate of the multiple users is indirectly optimized. The semi-orthogonal user selection method is characterized by using two-dimensional information of channel quality and channel direction to represent the transmission rate, and the total transmission rate is calculated without performing inverse operation on a multi-user synthesized channel matrix in an iterative process. However, in the semi-orthogonal algorithm, a threshold for characterizing the orthogonality of users needs to be set. If the threshold parameter is set too small, the multi-user diversity gain is reduced; the threshold is set too high, which is likely to cause too much inter-stream interference. Therefore, the threshold parameter must be optimized through multiple simulations.
Both of the above two user selection methods are based on the user with the best channel quality to select the user, and the search range is very limited, thereby limiting the diversity gain of multiple users.
Therefore, there is a need to develop a new user selection method that can effectively improve the multi-user diversity gain and ensure lower computational complexity.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the present application aims to provide a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system, which can be used for adaptive user selection under different parameter configurations under the condition that the total feedback bandwidth is fixed, so as to achieve the maximum value of the total transmission rate of a wireless information decoding terminal user.
In order to achieve the above object, the present application provides a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system, which includes a wireless access point AP simultaneously with an energy harvesting terminal EH and KIID information interaction of each wireless information decoding terminal; wherein the wireless access node AP is configured with NTThe energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are both provided with a single receiving antenna;
the method comprises the following steps:
taking the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as an objective function and meeting the minimum required energy Q acquired by the energy acquisition terminal EHEThe constraint condition of (2) that a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is constructed;
quantizing the receiving channels of the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively, and re-precoding according to the receiving channel information after the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are quantized;
according to the energy acquisition terminal EH subjected to re-precoding and the wireless information decoding terminal ID, optimizing a mathematical model which is constructed between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH;
and according to the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH, performing self-adaptive selection on the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
Preferably, the constructing of the mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is as follows:
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wherein h isiAnd g is a receiving channel of the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collecting terminal EH respectively, and the dimensionality is 1 multiplied by NT
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Represents hiTransposed conjugate matrix of gHA transposed conjugate matrix representing g; v. ofiFor channel hiW is the transmission precoding of the channel g; ptotFor maximum transmit power constraint, P, of the wireless access point APEAnd PIRespectively the transmission power P distributed to the energy collecting terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal IDEAnd PIAnd satisfy PE+PI=Ptot
Preferably, the method for quantizing the receiving channels of the energy harvesting terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal respectively comprises:
the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively pre-store the code book generated offline
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B is adopted by the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectivelyEAnd BI,kRepresenting quantized channel information, the corresponding codebooks each comprising
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And
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the maximum feedback bandwidth constraint which can be processed by the base station is BtotAnd satisfy
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Respectively obtaining actual channel information from the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID through channel estimation, and quantizing a receiving channel according to a minimum Euclidean distance criterion, namely:
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wherein,
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and
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respectively representing normalized receiving channel information g and hi
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And
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respectively representing channels
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And
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receiving channel information after quantization;
the wireless access node AP receives the channel information according to the quantization
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And
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precoding and wireless transmission are performed.
Preferably, the information of the receiving channel after EH quantization is acquired according to the energy collecting terminal
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And precoding the transmission of the receiving channel g of the energy acquisition terminal EH into:
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wherein,
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a precoding matrix representing the energy harvesting terminals EH,
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to be in a channel
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Is projected onto, wherein
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Is KIDecoding the aggregated channels of the terminal ID users with said wireless information,
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representing a transposed conjugate matrix;
decoding the receiving channel information after the terminal ID quantization according to the wireless information
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Adopting zero forcing precoding to decode the precoding matrix of the terminal ID user for the kth wireless information
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In a compensation matrix
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In the null space of (a);
respectively get about
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The correlation distribution of (a) is:
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wherein,
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representing a codebook size of
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Channel average quantization error when quantizing a channel, lEFor the average gain of the channel g,
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a chi-square distribution of dimension N.
Preferably, the method for optimally constructing the mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH includes:
the energy harvesting terminal EH reaches the minimum required energy QEThe minimum required feedback bandwidth is then:
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when the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIAt 1, the average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is represented as:
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wherein, κ1=PIlI(1-δ)、τ1=PElEδ;
When the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIWhen the transmission rate of the kth wireless information decoding terminal ID is more than or equal to 2, the average transmission rate of the kth wireless information decoding terminal ID is expressed as:
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wherein,
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β2=PElEδ;
constructing an optimal objective function with respect to a maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as:
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and the constraint conditions are as follows:
KIsatisfy the requirement of
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Preferably, the method for adaptively selecting the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID according to the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH includes:
will KIValue from 1 to NTThe values of-1 are substituted into the optimal objective function formula (8) in order from small to large to obtain the corresponding f (K)I) A value of (d);
rejecting K that does not satisfy the constraint formula (9)IAfter the value, satisfy from the remainderF (K) is determined from KI value of the constraint formula (9)I) The KI value having the largest value is used as the selected optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
In the embodiment of the application, for a transmission system combining energy transmission and wireless communication, a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system is provided, which uses the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as an objective function and meets the minimum required energy Q collected by the energy collection terminal EHEThe constraint condition of (2) that a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is constructed; then, quantizing and pre-coding the energy acquisition terminal EH and the receiving channel of the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively; then, according to the energy collection terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID after re-precoding, optimizing a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collection terminal EH, and based on the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collection terminal EH, performing self-adaptive selection on an optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
The low-complexity precoding algorithm provided by the method realizes the purpose of ensuring that the acquired energy of the energy acquisition terminal is greater than a threshold value QEOn the premise of maximizing the total transmission rate of the information decoding terminal, the channel quantization precision is improved. Meanwhile, the number of the EH users at the energy acquisition terminal is deduced to be 1, and the number of the ID users at the wireless information decoding terminal is deduced to be KIAn optimal objective function of the time maximum average transmission rate; by adopting the optimal objective function, under the condition that the total feedback bandwidth is fixed, the optimal objective function can be selected by aiming at self-adaptive users under different parameter configurations so as to achieve the maximum value of the total transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID users.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
It should be noted that references in the specification to "one embodiment," "an example embodiment," etc., indicate that the embodiment described may include a particular feature, structure, or characteristic, but every embodiment may not necessarily include the particular feature, structure, or characteristic. Moreover, such phrases are not intended to refer to the same embodiment. Further, when a particular feature, structure, or characteristic is described in connection with an embodiment, it is submitted that it is within the knowledge of one skilled in the art to effect such feature, structure, or characteristic in connection with other embodiments whether or not explicitly described.
Moreover, where certain terms are used throughout the description and following claims to refer to particular components or features, those skilled in the art will understand that manufacturers may refer to a component or feature by different names or terms. This specification and the claims that follow do not intend to distinguish between components or features that differ in name but not function. In the following description and in the claims, the terms "include" and "comprise" are used in an open-ended fashion, and thus should be interpreted to mean "include, but not limited to. In addition, the term "connected" as used herein includes any direct and indirect electrical connection. Indirect electrical connection means including connection by other means
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 shows a flow chart of a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system. The multi-user wireless energy transmission system is assumed to comprise a wireless access node AP, and the wireless access node AP and an energy acquisition terminal EH and K are simultaneously connectedIID information interaction of each wireless information decoding terminal; wherein the wireless access node AP is configured with NTA transmitting antenna, aAnd the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are both provided with a single receiving antenna. The self-adaptive user selection method for the system design specifically comprises the following steps:
s1: taking the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as an objective function and meeting the minimum required energy Q acquired by the energy acquisition terminal EHEThe constraint condition of (2) that a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is constructed;
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wherein h isiAnd g is a receiving channel of the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collecting terminal EH respectively, and the dimensionality is 1 multiplied by NT
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Represents hiTransposed conjugate matrix of gHA transposed conjugate matrix representing g; v. ofiFor channel hiW is the transmission precoding of the channel g; ptotFor maximum transmit power constraint, P, of the wireless access point APEAnd PIRespectively the transmission power P distributed to the energy collecting terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal IDEAnd PIAnd satisfy PE+PI=Ptot
S2: and quantizing the receiving channels of the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively, and re-precoding according to the receiving channel information after the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are quantized. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
in a specific implementation, in an actual communication system, especially in a Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) system, it is difficult for the wireless access node AP to obtain ideal channel information, so in the actual wireless communication system, a codebook feedback mode is a common transmission mode of channel information, that is, a limited number of feedback bits are used to report channel informationChannel information. Make the maximum feedback bandwidth constraint that the base station can handle be BtotWherein, the energy collecting terminal EH user and the wireless information decoding terminal ID user respectively adopt BEAnd BI,kTo quantize the channel information to satisfy
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The energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively pre-store the code book generated offline
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And
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corresponding codebooks each include
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And
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a codeword vector.
Respectively obtaining actual channel information from the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID through channel estimation, and quantizing a receiving channel according to a minimum Euclidean distance criterion, namely:
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wherein,
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and
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respectively representing normalized receiving channel information g and hi
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And
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respectively representing channels
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And
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the quantized received channel information.
The energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively pass through
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And
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the binary bit sequence informs the quantized channel information of the wireless access node AP, and the wireless access node AP receives the channel information according to the quantization
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And
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precoding and wireless transmission are performed.
Then, in order to suppress interference between the wireless information decoding terminal ID users and meet the energy collection requirement of the energy collection terminal EH users, the information of the receiving channel quantized by the energy collection terminal EH is received
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Precoding a receiving channel g of the energy acquisition terminal EH as follows:
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wherein,
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representing transmission of the energy harvesting terminal EHA precoding matrix of the output rate W,
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to be in a channel
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Is projected onto, wherein
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Is KIDecoding the aggregated channels of the terminal ID users with said wireless information,
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representing a transposed conjugate matrix.
The precoding matrix represented by the above formula is at KIIn the null space of the wireless information decoding terminal ID user channel, the interference of the energy acquisition terminal EH wave beam to the wireless information decoding terminal ID user is eliminated, and the power of receiving energy is maximized in the residual dimension space.
Decoding the receiving channel information after the terminal ID quantization according to the wireless information
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Adopting zero forcing precoding to decode the precoding matrix of the terminal ID user for the kth wireless information
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In a compensation matrix
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In the null space of (a);
respectively obtaining the correlation values by using the random vector quantization correlation properties
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The correlation distribution of (a) is:
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wherein,
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representing a codebook size of
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Channel average quantization error when quantizing a channel, lEFor the average gain of the channel g,
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a chi-square distribution of dimension N.
Therefore, the application provides the low-complexity precoding algorithm aiming at the transmission system of hybrid energy transmission and wireless communication, and realizes the purpose of ensuring that the acquired energy of the energy acquisition terminal is greater than the threshold value QEOn the premise of (2), the total transmission rate of the information decoding terminal is maximized.
S3: and optimizing a constructed mathematical model between the ID of the wireless information decoding terminal and the EH according to the energy collection terminal EH subjected to re-precoding and the ID of the wireless information decoding terminal. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
in some embodiments, the energy harvesting terminal EH achieves the minimum required energy Q using channel-dependent propertiesEThe minimum required feedback bandwidth is then:
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when the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIAt 1, the average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is represented as:
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wherein, κ1=PIlI(1-δ)、τ1=PElEδ。
At this time, the minimum feedback bit number corresponding to the required energy acquisition terminal EH user is:
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when the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIWhen the average transmission rate (ergodic capacity) of the kth wireless information decoding terminal ID is more than or equal to 2, the average transmission rate is expressed as:
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wherein,
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β2=PElEδ;
in the case where the total feedback bandwidth is limited, then an optimal objective function regarding the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is constructed as:
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and the constraint conditions are as follows:
KIsatisfy the requirement of
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Therefore, the number of the EH users at the energy acquisition terminal is deduced to be 1, and the wireless information decoding terminalThe number of ID users is KIThe optimal objective function of the time maximum average transmission rate is obtained, and the energy Q required to be acquired is correspondingly obtainedEThe minimum number of feedback bits. By adopting the optimal objective function, the user selection can be self-adaptive under different parameter configurations so as to achieve the maximum value of the total transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID users.
S4: and according to the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH, performing self-adaptive selection on the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
In some embodiments, K isIValue from 1 to NTThe values of-1 are substituted into the optimal objective function formula (9) from small to large to obtain the corresponding f (K)I) A value of (d);
then, eliminating K which does not satisfy the constraint condition formula (10)IAfter the value, K satisfying the constraint condition is remainedIDetermining the value of f (K)I) K with the largest valueIThe value is used as the selected optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing simulation results of the user selection method for the multi-user wireless energy transmission system, in which the total transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is shown along with the total feedback bit BtotThe variation of (2). As can be seen from fig. 2, in the case where the number of wireless information decoding terminal ID users is fixed, the total transmission rate follows BtotIs increased, indicating that the channel quantization accuracy is increased, improving the system performance. In addition, under the condition that the total feedback bandwidth is fixed, the self-adaptive user selection mechanism of the application can always reach the maximum value of the total transmission rate.
It should be noted that, for simplicity of description, the method embodiments are described as a series of acts or combination of acts, but those skilled in the art will recognize that the embodiments are not limited by the order of acts described, as some steps may occur in other orders or concurrently depending on the embodiments. Further, those skilled in the art will also appreciate that the embodiments described in the specification are presently preferred and that no particular act is required of the embodiments of the application.
In summary, the present application provides a user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system for a transmission system combining energy transmission and wireless communication, wherein the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is used as an objective function, and the minimum required energy Q collected by the energy collecting terminal EH is satisfiedEThe constraint condition of (2) that a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is constructed; then, quantizing and pre-coding the energy acquisition terminal EH and the receiving channel of the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively; then, according to the energy collection terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID after re-precoding, optimizing a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collection terminal EH, and based on the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy collection terminal EH, performing self-adaptive selection on an optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID. The low-complexity precoding algorithm provided by the method realizes the purpose of ensuring that the acquired energy of the energy acquisition terminal is greater than a threshold value QEOn the premise of maximizing the total transmission rate of the information decoding terminal, the channel quantization precision is improved. Meanwhile, the number of the EH users at the energy acquisition terminal is deduced to be 1, and the number of the ID users at the wireless information decoding terminal is deduced to be KIAn optimal objective function of the time maximum average transmission rate; by adopting the optimal objective function, under the condition that the total feedback bandwidth is fixed, the optimal objective function can be selected by aiming at self-adaptive users under different parameter configurations so as to achieve the maximum value of the total transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID users.
The present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential attributes thereof, and it should be understood that various changes and modifications can be effected therein by one skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims.

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1. A kind ofUser selection method for multi-user wireless energy transmission system, the system comprises a wireless access point AP, the wireless access point AP and an energy collection terminal EH and K simultaneouslyIID information interaction of each wireless information decoding terminal; wherein the wireless access node AP is configured with NTThe energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are both provided with a single receiving antenna; the method is characterized in that:
the method comprises the following steps:
taking the maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as an objective function and meeting the minimum required energy Q acquired by the energy acquisition terminal EHEThe constraint condition of (2) that a mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is constructed;
quantizing the receiving channels of the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively, and re-precoding according to the receiving channel information after the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID are quantized;
according to the energy acquisition terminal EH subjected to re-precoding and the wireless information decoding terminal ID, optimizing a mathematical model which is constructed between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH;
and according to the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy acquisition terminal EH, performing self-adaptive selection on the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
2. The user selection method for the multi-user wireless energy transmission system according to claim 1, wherein the constructing of the mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is:
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wherein h isiAnd g is the wireless information solution respectivelyThe code terminal ID and the receiving channel of the energy acquisition terminal EH have the dimension of 1 multiplied by NT
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Represents hiTransposed conjugate matrix of gHA transposed conjugate matrix representing g; v. ofiFor channel hiW is the transmission precoding of the channel g; ptotFor maximum transmit power constraint, P, of the wireless access point APEAnd PIRespectively the transmission power P distributed to the energy collecting terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal IDEAnd PIAnd satisfy PE+PI=Ptot
3. The user selection method for the multi-user wireless energy transmission system according to claim 2, wherein the method for quantizing the receiving channels of the energy harvesting terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal respectively is:
the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectively pre-store the code book generated offline
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And
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b is adopted by the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID respectivelyEAnd BI,kRepresenting quantized channel information, the corresponding codebooks each comprising
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And
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the maximum feedback bandwidth constraint which can be processed by the base station is BtotAnd satisfy
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Respectively obtaining actual channel information from the energy acquisition terminal EH and the wireless information decoding terminal ID through channel estimation, and quantizing a receiving channel according to a minimum Euclidean distance criterion, namely:
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wherein,
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and
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respectively representing normalized receiving channel information g and hi
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And
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respectively representing channels
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And
Figure FDA0003293966460000032
receiving channel information after quantization;
the wireless access node AP receives the channel information according to the quantization
Figure FDA0003293966460000033
And
Figure FDA0003293966460000034
precoding and wireless transmission are performed.
4. The user selection method for a multi-user wireless energy transmission system according to claim 3, wherein:
receiving channel information after EH quantization according to the energy acquisition terminal
Figure FDA0003293966460000035
And precoding the transmission of the receiving channel g of the energy acquisition terminal EH into:
Figure FDA0003293966460000036
wherein,
Figure FDA0003293966460000037
a transmit precoding matrix representing the energy harvesting terminals EH,
Figure FDA0003293966460000038
to be in a channel
Figure FDA0003293966460000039
Is projected onto, wherein
Figure FDA00032939664600000310
Is KIDecoding the aggregated channels of the terminal ID users with said wireless information,
Figure FDA00032939664600000311
representing a transposed conjugate matrix;
decoding the receiving channel information after the terminal ID quantization according to the wireless information
Figure FDA00032939664600000312
Adopting zero forcing precoding to decode the precoding matrix of the terminal ID user for the kth wireless information
Figure FDA00032939664600000313
In a compensation matrix
Figure FDA00032939664600000314
In the null space of (a);
respectively get about
Figure FDA00032939664600000315
The correlation distribution of (a) is:
Figure FDA00032939664600000316
Figure FDA00032939664600000317
wherein,
Figure FDA00032939664600000318
representing a codebook size of
Figure FDA00032939664600000319
Channel average quantization error when quantizing a channel, lEFor the average gain of the channel g,
Figure FDA00032939664600000320
a chi-square distribution of dimension N.
5. The user selection method for the multi-user wireless energy transmission system according to claim 4, wherein the method for optimally constructing the mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH is:
the energy harvesting terminal EH reaches the minimum required energy QEThe minimum required feedback bandwidth is then:
Figure FDA0003293966460000041
when the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIAt 1, the average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID is represented as:
Figure FDA0003293966460000042
wherein, κ1=PIlI(1-δ)、τ1=PElEδ;
When the number of users K of the wireless information decoding terminal IDIWhen the transmission rate of the kth wireless information decoding terminal ID is more than or equal to 2, the average transmission rate of the kth wireless information decoding terminal ID is expressed as:
Figure FDA0003293966460000043
wherein,
Figure FDA0003293966460000044
Figure FDA0003293966460000045
β2=PElEδ;
constructing an optimal objective function with respect to a maximum average transmission rate of the wireless information decoding terminal ID as:
Figure FDA0003293966460000046
and the constraint conditions are as follows:
KIsatisfy the requirement of
Figure FDA0003293966460000047
6. The user selection method for the multi-user wireless energy transmission system according to claim 5, wherein the method for adaptively selecting the optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID according to the optimized mathematical model between the wireless information decoding terminal ID and the energy harvesting terminal EH comprises:
will KIValue from 1 to NTThe values of-1 are substituted into the optimal objective function formula (8) in order from small to large to obtain the corresponding f (K)I) A value of (d);
rejecting K that does not satisfy the constraint formula (9)IAfter the value, K satisfying the constraint condition formula (9) is leftIDetermining the value of f (K)I) K with the largest valueIThe value is used as the selected optimal wireless information decoding terminal ID.
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