Abstract
This paper investigated an energy-efficient beamforming and power allocation strategy for cognitive heterogeneous networks with multiple-input-single-output interference channels. To maximize the sum energy efficiency of secondary users (SUs) while keeping the interference to primary networks under a predetermined threshold, I propose a distributed resource allocation algorithm using dual methods, in which each SU updates its beamforming vector and transmit power iteratively without any information sharing until convergence. The simulation results verify that the performance of the proposed scheme is comparable to that of the optimal scheme but with a much shorter computation time.
Highlights
With the rapid increase in mobile traffic and wireless devices, cognitive heterogeneous networks (CHNs) have received a great deal of attention as a promising infrastructure for improving data rates and communication coverage [1,2]
This paper considered CHNs with MISO interference channels, in which the secondary user (SU) pairs opportunistically to utilize the same spectrum as long as the interference on the primary networks does not exceed the allowed threshold
The problem is developed to find the optimal resource allocation strategy of SU pairs, i.e., the beamforming vectors and transmit powers, to maximize the sum energy efficiency while ensuring that the interference on the primary users (PUs) Rx is less than the maximum allowable level, Imax, as follows
Summary
With the rapid increase in mobile traffic and wireless devices, cognitive heterogeneous networks (CHNs) have received a great deal of attention as a promising infrastructure for improving data rates and communication coverage [1,2]. Given that most wireless devices are powered by limited batteries, energy shortages are regarded as one of the main obstacles for limiting the performance of CHNs [10] In this context, there have been attempts to develop energy-efficient communications for CHNs [11,12,13,14]. Some existing works have investigated strategies for energy-efficient CHNs, they used a centralized approach to deal with the non-convex optimization problems [11,12,13,17] Given that this centralized approach needs high computational complexity and large signaling overhead, it is required to devise a distributed algorithm for energy-efficient. An energy-efficient beamforming and power allocation strategy using dual methods, which can be operated in a distributed manner without any information sharing is proposed to deal with the formulated non-convex problem.
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