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An Energy Efficient Transmission Method Based on Antenna Selection in Distributed Systems

A distributed system and antenna selection technology, applied in the direction of advanced technology, energy consumption reduction, wireless communication, etc., can solve problems such as energy consumption and system energy efficiency reduction

Active Publication Date: 2019-12-10
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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Since the distance between the base station antenna and the user in DAS is not equal, and most of the antennas are far away from the user, in order to communicate with the user normally, the transmission power of the base station antenna must be increased, which consumes a lot of energy, and the energy efficiency of the system thus reducing

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[0059] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0060] Such as figure 1 As shown, an energy-efficient transmission method based on antenna selection in a distributed system first determines the initial value V* of the number of antennas that users need to select according to the number of base station antennas and users, and then obtains each Each user arrives at information such as the large-scale fading factors of all base station antennas, and selects initial V*root base station antennas for each user according to the antenna selection algorithm of the present invention, wherein the antennas selected by each user are not repeated, and each user selects and the base station antenna it serves as a virtual cell v-cell; then obtain the SLNR of each user between different v-cells, and merge different v-cells based on the algorithm of the present invention, so that the energy of the system afte...

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The invention discloses an antenna selection-based high-energy efficiency transmission method applied to a distributed system. The method comprises the following steps that: 1, the initial number V* of base station antennas selected by each user in a cell is calculated; 2, initial V* antennas are selected for each user kn in the cell, and the initial V* antennas constitute a service antenna set Bn, kn constitutes an n-th user set which represents by an equation that Upsilonn={kn}, Upsilonn and Bn constitute an n-th virtual cell Vn; 2, the large-scale fading factor betakn,l of the user kn to an l-th base station antenna is calculated, and transmission power rhokn provided by a downlink station antenna for the user kn is obtained; 3, a distance D (Vi,Vj) of any two virtual cells Vi and Vj is obtained; and 4, different virtual cells are merged, so that the energy efficiency of the system can be continuously increased. With the method of the present invention adopted, the number of base station active antennas of the distributed system which serve the users can be decreased with the rate of the distributed system ensured, and therefore, the power consumption of base stations can be decreased; and the effective receiving power of each user is controlled, and therefore, the energy efficiency of the system can be effectively improved with the spectrum effectiveness of the system ensured.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of resource allocation in a large-scale distributed antenna system, and relates to a high-energy-efficiency transmission method based on antenna selection in a distributed system. Background technique [0002] In a Distributed Antenna System (DAS, Distributed Antenna System), remote access units (RAUs) are randomly set in a certain range and connected to the baseband processing unit through optical fibers. Therefore, in the DAS system, the user access to the base station The distance, the transmit power of the base station, and the interference received by the user will be greatly reduced, and the system performance will be greatly improved. The research enthusiasm of DAS continues to increase. Since the distance between the base station antenna and the user in DAS is not equal, and most of the antennas are far away from the user, in order to communicate with the user normally, the transmission power of the base stat...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04W16/14H04W16/24H04W28/02
CPCH04W16/14H04W16/24H04W28/0221Y02D30/70
Inventor 许威刘明霞
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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