Abstract
In this article, we combine two new technologies [full-duplex (FD) transmission and intelligent reflecting surface (IRS)] in a wireless communication system for investigation. Specifically, we evaluate the performance of an IRS-aided bidirectional FD communication system in a practical scenario where imperfect self-interference (SI) cancellation and hardware impairments (HIs) are taken into consideration. We successfully derive the closed-form expressions of ergodic capacity (EC) and symbol error rate (SER) of the IRS-aided FD-HI system over Rayleigh fading channels. We confirm the correctness of the derived expressions via Monte-Carlo simulations. To clarify the effects of residual SI and HIs, we compare the performance of the IRS-aided FD-HI system with that of the IRS-aided FD-ideal hardware (ID), half-duplex (HD)-HI, and HD-ID systems. Numerical results clarify a strong impact of residual SI and HIs on the EC and SER of the IRS-aided FD-HI system. Thus, the EC and SER of the IRS-aided FD-HI system go to the saturated values in a high signal-to-noise regime even with a large number of reflecting elements in the IRS. Therefore, depending on the residual SI and HI levels as well as the requirements about the EC and SER in practice, we can use appropriately the transmit power of terminals and number of reflecting elements in the IRS for enhancing the performance and saving the energy consumption of the IRS-aided FD-HI system.
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