As an alternative to satellite communications,multi-hop relay networks can be deployed for maritime long-distance communications.Distinct from terrestrial environment,marine radio signals are affected by many factors,...As an alternative to satellite communications,multi-hop relay networks can be deployed for maritime long-distance communications.Distinct from terrestrial environment,marine radio signals are affected by many factors,e.g.,weather conditions,evaporation ducting,and ship rocking caused by waves.To ensure the data transmission reliability,the block Markov superposition transmission(BMST)codes,which are easily configurable and have predictable performance,are applied in this study.Meanwhile,the physical-layer network coding(PNC)scheme with spatial modulation(SM)is adopted to improve the spectrum utilization.For the BMST-SMPNC system,we propose an iterative algorithm,which utilizes the channel observations and the a priori information from BMST decoder,to compute the soft information corresponding to the XORed bits constructed by the relay node.The results indicate that the proposed scheme outperforms the convolutional coded SM-PNC over fast-fading Rician channels.Especially,the performance can be easily improved in high spatial correlation maritime channel by increasing the memory m.展开更多
The Internet of Vehicles(IoV)will carry a large amount of security and privacy-related data,which makes the secure communication between the IoV terminals increasingly critical.This paper studies the joint beamforming...The Internet of Vehicles(IoV)will carry a large amount of security and privacy-related data,which makes the secure communication between the IoV terminals increasingly critical.This paper studies the joint beamforming for physical-layer security transmission in the coexistence of Vehicle-to-Infrastructure(V2I)and Vehicle-toVehicle(V2V)communication with Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface(RIS)assistance,taking into account hardware impairments.A communication model for physical-layer security transmission is established when the eavesdropping user is present and the base station antenna has hardware impairments assisted by RIS.Based on this model,we propose to maximize the V2I physical-layer security transmission rate.To solve the coupled non-convex optimization problem,an alternating optimization algorithm based on second-order cone programming and semidefinite relaxation is proposed to obtain the optimal V2I base station transmit precoding and RIS reflect phase shift matrix.Finally,simulation results are presented to verify the convergence and superiority of our proposed algorithm while analyzing the impact of system parameters on the V2I physical-layer security transmission rate.The simulation results further demonstrate that the proposed robust beamforming algorithm considering hardware impairments will achieve an average performance improvement of 0.7 dB over a non-robustly designed algorithm.Furthermore,increasing the number of RIS reflective units from 10 to 50 results in an almost 2 dB enhancement in secure transmission rate.展开更多
基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2017YFE0112600)the National Science Foundation of China[No.61971454,No.91438101&No.61771499]the National Science Foundation of Guangdong,China[No.2016A030308008].
文摘As an alternative to satellite communications,multi-hop relay networks can be deployed for maritime long-distance communications.Distinct from terrestrial environment,marine radio signals are affected by many factors,e.g.,weather conditions,evaporation ducting,and ship rocking caused by waves.To ensure the data transmission reliability,the block Markov superposition transmission(BMST)codes,which are easily configurable and have predictable performance,are applied in this study.Meanwhile,the physical-layer network coding(PNC)scheme with spatial modulation(SM)is adopted to improve the spectrum utilization.For the BMST-SMPNC system,we propose an iterative algorithm,which utilizes the channel observations and the a priori information from BMST decoder,to compute the soft information corresponding to the XORed bits constructed by the relay node.The results indicate that the proposed scheme outperforms the convolutional coded SM-PNC over fast-fading Rician channels.Especially,the performance can be easily improved in high spatial correlation maritime channel by increasing the memory m.
基金the Key Research and Development Plan of Jiangsu Province,grant number BE2020084-2the National Key Research and Development Program of China,grant number 2020YFB1600104.
文摘The Internet of Vehicles(IoV)will carry a large amount of security and privacy-related data,which makes the secure communication between the IoV terminals increasingly critical.This paper studies the joint beamforming for physical-layer security transmission in the coexistence of Vehicle-to-Infrastructure(V2I)and Vehicle-toVehicle(V2V)communication with Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface(RIS)assistance,taking into account hardware impairments.A communication model for physical-layer security transmission is established when the eavesdropping user is present and the base station antenna has hardware impairments assisted by RIS.Based on this model,we propose to maximize the V2I physical-layer security transmission rate.To solve the coupled non-convex optimization problem,an alternating optimization algorithm based on second-order cone programming and semidefinite relaxation is proposed to obtain the optimal V2I base station transmit precoding and RIS reflect phase shift matrix.Finally,simulation results are presented to verify the convergence and superiority of our proposed algorithm while analyzing the impact of system parameters on the V2I physical-layer security transmission rate.The simulation results further demonstrate that the proposed robust beamforming algorithm considering hardware impairments will achieve an average performance improvement of 0.7 dB over a non-robustly designed algorithm.Furthermore,increasing the number of RIS reflective units from 10 to 50 results in an almost 2 dB enhancement in secure transmission rate.
