Abstract
In this paper, we consider a dual-hop multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) simultaneous wireless information and power transfer (SWIPT) relay network, where the source node (SN) uses a transmission antenna selection (TAS) scheme to concurrently send information and energy to the single-antenna relay node (RN). This helps to utilize the harvested energy to forward the received signal. In addition, the destination node (DN) employs the maximum ratio combining (MRC) scheme to process this forwarded signal. The performance of this MIMO SWIPT relay system is investigated in imperfect channel state information (CSI) condition. Specifically, we derive the exact and approximate closed-form expressions for the outage probability, the average capacity, and the symbol error probability (SEP). This is the first time the exact and approximate formulas for the SEP of the energy harvesting networks are investigated. The Monte Carlo simulation results are provided to demonstrate the relevance of the developed analytical results, showing that the system’s performance is significantly impacted by the CSI imperfection, the number of antennas, and the energy harvesting duration.
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6G will start entering the market by 2026 [1]
The proposed analysis approach can also be applied to the power spitting EH model [6].
The covariance between x and y is given as [35] \(\rho =\frac {cov(x,y)}{{var(x)var(y)}}\).
Recently, there are several articles investigating EH from the co-channel interference deployed in the future 5G network, and EH from the interference in IoT network.
We assume that all energy harvested from the RF signals is consumed by the relay for forwarding the information to the destination.
To obtain (8), we use the probability that any k of the N elements are below y. Hence, we need to enumerate the number of combinations of k out of N variables. This is merely the binomial coefficient. Then, we differentiate the result with respect to y.
We consider the MRC scheme employed at D since MRC always outperforms any other diversity combining schemes.
Abbreviations
- P r(.):
-
Probability function
- f U(u):
-
Probability density function (PDF)
- F U(u):
-
Cumulative distribution function (CDF)
- Γ(⋅),:
-
Gamma function
- \({\Gamma } \left ({ \cdot , \cdot } \right )\) :
-
Incomplete gamma function
- \(\mathcal {CN}(\mu ,\sigma ^{2})\) :
-
Circularly symmetric complex normal distribution with mean \(\mu \) and variance \(\sigma ^{2}\)
- \(\mathbb {E}\left \{\cdot \right \}\) :
-
Statistical expectation operator
- \({\mathcal {K}}_{n}\left (\cdot \right )\) :
-
Modified Bessel function of the second kind of order n
- \(E_{n}\left (. \right )\) :
-
Integral exponential function of order n
- W ℓ,μ(.):
-
Whittaker function [32]
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Appendix A
Aiming at the closed-form formulations for \(I_{2}^{\text {Exact}}\) and \(I_{2}^{\text {Appro}}\), we start by determining the corresponding constituent integral as follows: Substituting (23)–(29) and carrying out some manipulations, we have
With the help of [32, 6.643.3], \(I_{2}^{\text {Appro}}\) is then obtained as in Eq. 32.
Similarly, for the case of \(I_{2}^{\text {Exact}}\), substituting the exact CDF in Eqs. 24–29, it hence is recast as
With the help of [42, 5.1.45], and using \({E_{n}}\left (z \right ) = {z^{n - 1}}{\Gamma } \left ({1 - n, z} \right )\), \(I_{2}^{\text {Exact}}\) can then be recast as
For calculating \({\mathcal {I}}\left (x \right )\), [32, 6.455.1] is applied, and after some manipulations, we have
Using the [32, 3.361.2], we then obtain the closed-form formulation of \({I_{2}^{\text {Exact}}}\).
Appendix B
Starting from statistical expectation formulation \({\mathbb {E}}\{\gamma _{\text {e2e}}\} = \int \limits _{0}^{\infty } \left [1- F_{\gamma _{\text {e2e}}}(x)\right ]dx\) with the CDF of (23), after some manipulations, we can rewrite \({\mathbb {E}}\{\gamma _{\text {e2e}}\}\) as
Let \(\sqrt x = u\) and using [32, 6.561.16], we then have \(\mathbb {E}\{\gamma _{\text {e2e}}\}\) expressed as
Substituting (44)–(36), we then have the average capacity formulation of Eq. 37.
Similarly, the average end-to-end SNR is given by
With the help of [42, 5.1.45], we can rewrite (45) as
Thank to the help of [42, 6.5.37], and after some modifications, we have
Replacing (47)–(36), we then obtain the average capacity as in Eq. 38.
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Hoang, T.M., Tran, X.N., Thanh, N. et al. Performance Analysis of MIMO SWIPT Relay Network with Imperfect CSI. Mobile Netw Appl 24, 630–642 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11036-018-1163-3
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