Spectrum sharing for efficient reuse of licensed spectrum is an important concept for cognitive radio technologies.In a spectrum-sharing system(SSS),deploying the antennas in a distributed manner can offer a new spati...Spectrum sharing for efficient reuse of licensed spectrum is an important concept for cognitive radio technologies.In a spectrum-sharing system(SSS),deploying the antennas in a distributed manner can offer a new spatial dimension for the efficient reuse of licensed frequency bands.To improve the whole performance of multiple secondary users(SUs),this paper addresses the problem of coordinated multi-SU spectrum sharing in a distributed antenna-based SSS.By adopting the Hungarian method,the primal decomposition method and pricing policy,we propose a coordinated multi-user transmission scheme,so as to maximize the sum-rate of SUs.Simulation results show that the proposed method can significantly enhance the system performance,and the computational complexity is low.展开更多
Spectrum sharing offers the opportunity for promising efficiency gains, and it will be a valuable tool in the era of future radios.To address this issue, we develop a multi-user cognitive radio sharing network based o...Spectrum sharing offers the opportunity for promising efficiency gains, and it will be a valuable tool in the era of future radios.To address this issue, we develop a multi-user cognitive radio sharing network based on opportunistic spectrum access and propose a new spectrum sharing strategy.The objective of our interest is to obtain the number of secondary users who can coexist peacefully with primary users to improve the utility of licensed spectrum, at the same time maximize the total goodput under the interference temperature and SINR constraints.Through analysis and simulation, the new strategy of spectrum sharing does improve the goodput performance as well as guarantee the Quality of Service(QoS) of primary and secondary users.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Science Foundation of China for Young Scholars under grant No.61201186The National Basic Research Program undergrant No.2012AA01A502+5 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.61201192National S&T Major Project under grant No.2014ZX03003003-002Tsinghua-HUAWEI Joint R&D on Soft Defined Protocol StackTsinghua-HUAWEI Joint Research on 5G Air Interface TechnicalTsinghua-Qualcom joint research programIndependent innovation on Future Virtualization Platform under grant No.015Z02-3
文摘Spectrum sharing for efficient reuse of licensed spectrum is an important concept for cognitive radio technologies.In a spectrum-sharing system(SSS),deploying the antennas in a distributed manner can offer a new spatial dimension for the efficient reuse of licensed frequency bands.To improve the whole performance of multiple secondary users(SUs),this paper addresses the problem of coordinated multi-SU spectrum sharing in a distributed antenna-based SSS.By adopting the Hungarian method,the primal decomposition method and pricing policy,we propose a coordinated multi-user transmission scheme,so as to maximize the sum-rate of SUs.Simulation results show that the proposed method can significantly enhance the system performance,and the computational complexity is low.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.60772062)Key Research Project of MOE of China (No.206055).
文摘Spectrum sharing offers the opportunity for promising efficiency gains, and it will be a valuable tool in the era of future radios.To address this issue, we develop a multi-user cognitive radio sharing network based on opportunistic spectrum access and propose a new spectrum sharing strategy.The objective of our interest is to obtain the number of secondary users who can coexist peacefully with primary users to improve the utility of licensed spectrum, at the same time maximize the total goodput under the interference temperature and SINR constraints.Through analysis and simulation, the new strategy of spectrum sharing does improve the goodput performance as well as guarantee the Quality of Service(QoS) of primary and secondary users.
