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Abstract
The invention discloses a cellular communication power distribution method based on a reconfigurable refractive super surface, which comprises the following steps: acquiring communication system parameters, the communication system parameters comprising: the total transmitting power of the base station and the channel parameters between the feed source and the cellular user; calculating the proportion of the power distributed by the base station to each cellular user to the total transmitting power according to the communication system parameters so as to maximize the channel capacity; the base station allocates total transmit power to each cellular user based on the corresponding said ratio that maximizes the channel capacity. The invention can send data to a plurality of users at the same time, improves the system performance, and maximizes the channel capacity by optimizing the cellular communication power distribution.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of electronics, in particular to a cellular communication power distribution method based on a reconfigurable refractive super surface.
Background
Massive MIMO is an important component of future wireless communications. Conventional phased array antennas are used in existing massive MIMO systems to implement beamforming. However, the conventional phased array has the disadvantages of high power consumption and high manufacturing cost. In order to solve this problem, recently, reconfigurable reflective super-surface antennas have been proposed. However, this antenna has the following disadvantages: the feed source can produce a certain shielding effect on reflected waves, so that the antenna has low radiation efficiency. For this purpose, reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface (denoted RRS) antennas have been proposed. The radiation efficiency of the reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna is higher than that of the traditional reconfigurable reflective super-surface antenna because the reconfigurable refractive super-surface has no feed source shielding problem. However, there are studies on reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antennas, which are basically under study on how to design the antennas so as to optimize the metrics related to the antennas, such as bandwidth, loss, etc., without considering the RRS antenna-based communication system. Moreover, the existing reconfigurable refractive super surface antennas which only comprise a single feed source are researched, so that the reconfigurable refractive super surface antennas cannot be used in a multi-user system.
The studies in the prior literature B.Di.Et.al., "Hybrid Beamforming for Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface based Multi-user Communications: achievable Rates with Limited Discrete Phase Shifts", IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications (Volume: 38, issue:8, aug.2020) have been done: in a reflective subsurface assisted multi-user MIMO wireless communication system, how to distribute power among users is done to maximize user rate. In this document, however, a reflective supersurface is used and each transmitting antenna (feed) of the base station is located in the far field of the supersurface. The power allocation method mentioned in this document cannot be directly used to solve the RRS-based cellular communication power allocation problem we consider.
Although the prior literature zhendeng Li, wen Chen, sensor membrane, IEEE, and Huanqing Cao, "Beamforming Design and Power Allocation for Transmissive RMS-based Transmitter Architectures", https:// arxiv. Org/pdf/2107.11013.Pdf relates to RRS and proposes a solution to optimize multi-user power allocation, its subject is not the RRS antenna we consider here, so their proposed solution cannot be used in our scenario. Specifically, the document proposes to use RRS in combination with a feed source to form a transmitter, where the feed source directly transmits a single frequency signal that does not carry data, and the RRS completes both beamforming and digital carrier modulation functions. From this, the study object of this document is distinguished from the RRS antenna we studied in that: the RRS only completes the function of beamforming, the RRS antenna is provided with a plurality of feeds, and the signals transmitted by the feeds carry data.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above, the present invention provides a cellular communication power allocation method based on a reconfigurable refractive hypersurface, which maximizes the capacity of an additive white gaussian noise channel by optimizing the power allocated to each user.
The technical scheme of the invention comprises the following steps:
the method is suitable for a communication system consisting of a base station provided with a reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna and S cellular users, wherein the reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna consists of K feed sources and a reconfigurable refractive super-surface, and comprises the following steps:
acquiring communication system parameters, the communication system parameters comprising: the total transmitting power of the base station and the channel parameters between the feed source and the cellular user;
calculating the proportion of the power distributed by the base station to each cellular user to the total transmitting power according to the communication system parameters so as to maximize the channel capacity;
the base station allocates total transmit power to each cellular user based on the corresponding said ratio that maximizes the channel capacity.
Further, the channel parameters include: channel h between feed k and cellular subscriber s (s,k) And channel noise variance.
Further, channel h is obtained by the steps of (s,k) :
1) Based on road lossSmall scale fading coefficient->And refractive index Γ m,n Modeling (m, n) thChannel based on reconfigurable refractive supersurface>Wherein m is the row number of the units in the reconfigurable refractive supersurface and n is the column number of the units in the reconfigurable refractive supersurface;
Further, path lossWhere lambda represents the wavelength corresponding to the carrier frequency,antenna gain product in the (m, n) direction of each element, l, representing the receiving antenna of feed k and user s M ×l N For unit size, G I Antenna gain representing a unit, +.>Representing the spacing of feed k to element (m, n), a>Representing the spacing of the user s from the cell (m, n), and α represents the path loss factor.
Further, the refractive indexWherein A is m,n Representing refractive amplitude +.>Representing the phase shift.
Further, the method for calculating the channel capacity comprises the following steps: based on the base station total transmit power, the channel parameters and the ratio.
Further, the corresponding said ratio maximizing the channel capacity is obtained by:
1) Constructing an optimization problem, wherein variables to be optimized comprise: the proportions, the targets to be optimized include: maximizing channel capacity;
2) And solving an optimization problem based on constraint conditions to obtain the corresponding proportion of the maximized channel capacity.
Further, the constraint includes: sigma (sigma) s Λ s =1, where Λ s The power allocated to the base station for the cellular subscriber s is proportional to the total transmit power.
A storage medium having a computer program stored therein, wherein the computer program is arranged to perform the above method when run.
An electronic device comprising a memory and a processor, wherein the memory stores a program for performing the above-described method.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following advantages:
1. the reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna comprises a plurality of feeds which can be used for simultaneously transmitting data to a plurality of users;
2. the reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna is used in the cellular base station, so that the system performance is improved, for example, coverage is increased;
3. the invention maximizes channel capacity and rate by the cellular communication power allocation method.
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Fig. 1 shows a reconfigurable refractive subsurface antenna.
Figure 2 is a flow chart of the method of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a communication system based on a reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna.
FIG. 4 is a graph comparing the experimental results of the present invention with the prior art.
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The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the embodiments of the present invention, and it is apparent that the described embodiments are only specific embodiments of the present invention, not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be made by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without making any inventive effort, are intended to fall within the scope of the present invention.
The reconfigurable refractive subsurface antenna is composed of multiple feeds and a refractive subsurface. As shown in fig. 1, a refractive supersurface is an array of multiple sub-wavelength units. Each cell has a PIN diode which can be switched ON and OFF by adjusting the bias voltage across the diode. After the signals are incident on the individual cells, refraction occurs. By adjusting the state of the diode on the cell, the phase of the refracted wave can be changed. The reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna performs the beamforming process: after the signals emitted by the feed source are incident on each unit, refraction can occur, and the super-surface units can apply certain phase shift to the signals in the refraction process. By adjusting the bias voltage on the diode, the refractive phase shift of the cell is reasonably set, thereby realizing beamforming.
The reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna is used on a cellular base station, and can be enabled to emit a beam with high gain through beamforming, and meanwhile, the beam can be enabled to rotate, so that system performance is improved, for example, coverage is increased.
Referring to fig. 2 and 3, fig. 2 is a flow chart of the method of the present invention, and fig. 3 is a communication system based on a reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna. Consider that the communication system is a narrowband downlink network comprising a plurality of users and a base station, the number of users being denoted S. For beamforming, the base station uses a reconfigurable refractive subsurface antenna to efficiently serve users in 120-degree sectors opposite the antenna. In order to be able to transmit data to a plurality of users simultaneously, the reconfigurable refractive ultra-surface antenna is provided with K t And a feed source.
Assuming that the refractive supersurface comprises M x N cells, each cell has a size of l M ×l N . The refractive amplitude and phase shift of the (m, n) th element are denoted as A respectively m,n Andthe refractive index of the cell can be written +.>Wherein the refractive amplitude A m,n Can be modeled as +.>Representing the angle of incidence from the feed to the element (m, n). Meanwhile, we assume that the phase shift of a cell can be changed within a range of (0, 2 pi) when the state of the cell is changed, regardless of the incident angle.
It is assumed that the channel from the base station feed k to user s consists of mxn metasurface-based channels, where the (M, N) th channel represents the channel from the feed to the user via the (M, N) th metasurface element. We model the (m, n) th from the subsurface-based channel as the product of the path loss, fast fading, and response of the refractive subsurface, namely:
wherein,,representing road loss; />Represents a small-scale fading coefficient whose mean is 0 and variance is 1, and the corresponding small-scale fades of the respective units are assumed to be independent of each other. Here, the path loss is further modeled:
lambda represents a wavelength corresponding to the carrier frequency,represents the product of the antenna gain in the direction of element (m, n) of the transmitting antenna k and the receiving antenna of user s, alpha represents the path loss factor,/>And->Representing the distance between the feed source k and the unit (m, n) and the distance between the user s and the unit (m, n), G I Representing the antenna gain of one radiating element.
To sum up, the channel from the feed source to the user can be written as
According to the prior art, an additive white gaussian noise channel capacity can be achieved by dirty paper coding, and this channel capacity can be expressed as
Wherein E (-) represents the desired, P T Sigma is the transmit power of the base station 2 Represents the noise variance, Λ s Representing the proportion of the power allocated to user s by the base station to the total transmit power, and hasMatrix [ HH ] H ] s,s The s-th row and s-th column elements of (a) are channel h (s,k) 。
Here we model the power allocation problem as an optimization problem: the capacity of the additive white gaussian noise channel is maximized by optimizing the power allocation. The problem can be written specifically as:
wherein s.t. represents the cause. We solve this problem by mathematical optimization methods.
In one embodiment, the simulation environment is as follows: the base station transmit power was set at 43dBm, the variance of additive white gaussian noise was set at-96 dBm, the operating frequency of the system was set at 26GHz, and assuming a number of users of 2, the two users and the super surface array (or phased array) were each 200m apart, each user employing an omni-directional antenna for receiving the signal. For a reconfigurable refractive metasurface antenna, it is assumed that there are 4 feeds. Each feed is an omni-directional antenna and is spaced 0.1m from the super-surface array. Let the cell transmittance be 1 and the cell size beWhere λ is the wavelength corresponding to the operating frequency of the system. In contrast, consider the performance of the system when 4 small phased arrays are used as base station antennas. For each phased array antenna, the spacing between antenna elements is set to half a wavelength, and it is assumed that the antenna elements are all omni-directional antennas. As can be seen from fig. 4, the reconfigurable refractive super surface antenna can bring about a larger additive white gaussian noise channel capacity than a conventional phased array.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the invention is not intended to be limiting, but rather is intended to cover all modifications, equivalents, alternatives, and improvements that fall within the spirit and scope of the invention.
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1. The method is suitable for a communication system consisting of a base station provided with a reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna and S cellular users, wherein the reconfigurable refractive super-surface antenna consists of K feed sources and a reconfigurable refractive super-surface, and comprises the following steps:
acquiring communication system parameters, the communication system parameters comprising: the total transmitting power of the base station and the channel parameters between the feed source and the cellular user;
calculating the proportion of the power distributed by the base station to each cellular user to the total transmitting power according to the communication system parameters so as to maximize the channel capacity;
the base station allocates total transmit power to each cellular user based on the corresponding said ratio that maximizes the channel capacity.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the channel parameters comprise: channel h between feed k and cellular subscriber s (s,k) And channel noise variance.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein channel h is obtained by (s,k) :
1) Based on road lossSmall scale fading coefficient->And refractive index Γ m,n Modeling the (m, n) th reconfigurable refractive subsurface based channel ++>Wherein m is the row number of the units in the reconfigurable refractive supersurface and n is the column number of the units in the reconfigurable refractive supersurface;
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the path lossWherein λ represents a wavelength corresponding to the carrier frequency, +.>Antenna gain product in the (m, n) direction of each element, l, representing the receiving antenna of feed k and user s M ×l N For unit size, G I Antenna gain representing a unit, +.>Representing the spacing of feed k to element (m, n), a>Representing the spacing of the user s from the cell (m, n), and α represents the path loss factor.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the method of calculating channel capacity comprises: based on the base station total transmit power, the channel parameters and the ratio.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the respective said ratio that maximizes channel capacity is obtained by:
1) Constructing an optimization problem, wherein variables to be optimized comprise: the proportions, the targets to be optimized include: maximizing channel capacity;
2) And solving an optimization problem based on constraint conditions to obtain the corresponding proportion of the maximized channel capacity.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein the constraints comprise: sigma (sigma) s Λ s =1, where Λ s The power allocated to the base station for the cellular subscriber s is proportional to the total transmit power.
9. A storage medium having a computer program stored therein, wherein the computer program is arranged to perform the method of any of claims 1-8 when run.
10. An electronic device comprising a memory, in which a computer program is stored, and a processor arranged to run the computer program to perform the method of any of claims 1-8.
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