Secondary user strong excitation power distribution method based on cooperative NOMA and cooperative spectrum sharing
A secondary user and allocation method technology, applied in the field of communication systems, can solve problems such as user behavior contradictions, achieve the effects of increasing the total rate, improving spectrum efficiency, and solving user interest conflicts
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[0087] A secondary user strong incentive power allocation method based on cooperative NOMA and cooperative spectrum sharing, operating in a multi-user relay communication system based on cooperative NOMA, such as figure 1 As shown, the multi-user relay communication system based on cooperative NOMA includes a primary user system and a secondary user system. The primary user system refers to the primary user PU. The primary user PU includes a primary transmitter PT and a primary receiver PR. The user system includes K secondary users SU, and each secondary user SU includes a transmitter and a receiver, forming a transmitter-receiver pair, denoted as ST k -SR k , the primary user PU is always in the communication state;
[0088] The primary user PU has the right to use the access bandwidth, but the channel condition for direct transmission between the PT and the PR is poor. On the other hand, each SU wants to get spectrum access time to send its own signal. But the primary us...
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[0152] According to Embodiment 1, a secondary user strong incentive power allocation method based on cooperative NOMA and cooperative spectrum sharing, the difference is that: in order to maximize the throughput of the entire system, select the secondary user SU that maximizes the sum rate select As a relay, the purpose of improving the overall system performance can be achieved, as shown in formula (XVII):
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[0154] In the formula (XVII), κ={1, 2, ..., K} represents the set of K secondary users who can be selected as relays, Refers to the utility value obtained by the primary user PU when the kth secondary user is selected as the relay, refers to the utility value obtained by the secondary user SU when the kth secondary user is selected as the relay.
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