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[Abstract]:With the rapid spread of mobile devices, the increasing demand for data traffic presents a great challenge to the wireless communication system. In order to improve the capacity of the wireless network, simultaneous on-band full-duplex communication technology is proposed, and more and more attention is paid to the academic and industrial circles. A full-duplex (FD) communication technology allows a user to transmit and receive signals simultaneously within the same frequency band, and thus it is possible to double the capacity of the communication link. The biggest challenge for full-duplex communication is the self-interference (SI) generated by the device itself. There are three types of self-interference cancellation technologies: transmission path suppression, analog domain cancellation, and digital domain elimination. The combined use of these three types of self-interference cancellation methods can suppress the residual self-interference (RSI) to a sufficiently low strength. This paper deals with an actual full-duplex communication system: the base station (BS) has no space limitation, can be equipped with complex self-interference cancellation hardware, so as to have the capability of full-duplex communication; and the user terminal is limited by its own size and cost, A conventional half-duplex (hd) communication can only be performed. In such a system, an upstream user and a downstream user may be paired for full-duplex communication. There are two types of interference in this communication mode: residual self-interference at the base station and co-channel interference (cci) at the downstream user. This paper first studies how to improve the throughput in a frequency-division full-duplex network. In order to improve network throughput as much as possible, we further introduce opportunistic interference cancellation (OIC) techniques to eliminate co-channel interference. The problem of maximizing network throughput can be modeled as a problem of joint power control, channel assignment, and user pairing. This problem is a NP-hard problem due to the presence of an integer variable. In order to solve this problem, a heuristic algorithm with low computational complexity is proposed. The simulation results show that the algorithm has full-duplex gain, multi-user diversity gain and OIC gain relative to half-duplex network, and the performance of full-duplex communication depends on the strength of residual self-interference. We have studied the problem of maximizing throughput in time-division full-duplex networks. The problem is a non-convex problem, and the optimal solution cannot be obtained. We propose a sub-optimal algorithm based on the concave-convex process (CCCP) to solve the problem. In order to further reduce the computational complexity, a heuristic algorithm that does not require an iteration is proposed. The simulation results show that the time-division full-duplex network using the method has full-duplex gain and multi-user diversity gain similar to the frequency-division full-duplex network, and the performance of full-duplex communication depends on the strength of the residual self-interference. We have studied the power efficiency of full-duplex networks. In the case of incomplete channel state information (CSI), we give the feasible domain of the full-duplex user's transmission power, and the numerical solution of the optimal transmission power is given. In the case of high signal-to-noise ratio, we further derive the closed solution of the optimal transmission power. Based on this closed solution, we propose a comparison criterion for the power efficiency of full-duplex communication and half-duplex communication. Finally, we study the compromise between energy efficiency (EE) and spectral efficiency (SE) in full-duplex networks. Since the self-interference cancellation technique has not been fully mature, we have studied two kinds of residual self-interference model _ fixed residual self-interference model and linear residual self-interference model, respectively. Under these two kinds of residual self-interference, we compare the energy efficiency and spectrum efficiency of full-duplex communication and half-duplex communication, and put forward the necessary conditions for full-duplex communication over half-duplex communication, respectively. For the fixed residual self-interference model, in the case of only one pair of users, we prove that the total transmission power of the user is a strict convex function of the spectral efficiency. Based on this convexity, we continue to demonstrate that energy efficiency is a pseudo-concave function of spectral efficiency. We then continue to extend the energy efficiency and the pseudo-concavity of the spectral efficiency to the scenes of multiple users, and propose an algorithm for finding the global optimal energy efficiency. In order to solve the linear residual self-interference model, the optimal solution can not be obtained because the interference situation is more complex, and a heuristic algorithm is proposed. The algorithm is used to solve the two sub-problems of power control and user pairing. The simulation analysis verifies our theoretical derivation and the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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[Abstract]:With the rapid spread of mobile devices, the increasing demand for data traffic presents a great challenge to the wireless communication system. In order to improve the capacity of the wireless network, simultaneous on-band full-duplex communication technology is proposed, and more and more attention is paid to the academic and industrial circles. A full-duplex (FD) communication technology allows a user to transmit and receive signals simultaneously within the same frequency band, and thus it is possible to double the capacity of the communication link. The biggest challenge for full-duplex communication is the self-interference (SI) generated by the device itself. There are three types of self-interference cancellation technologies: transmission path suppression, analog domain cancellation, and digital domain elimination. The combined use of these three types of self-interference cancellation methods can suppress the residual self-interference (RSI) to a sufficiently low strength. This paper deals with an actual full-duplex communication system: the base station (BS) has no space limitation, can be equipped with complex self-interference cancellation hardware, so as to have the capability of full-duplex communication; and the user terminal is limited by its own size and cost, A conventional half-duplex (hd) communication can only be performed. In such a system, an upstream user and a downstream user may be paired for full-duplex communication. There are two types of interference in this communication mode: residual self-interference at the base station and co-channel interference (cci) at the downstream user. This paper first studies how to improve the throughput in a frequency-division full-duplex network. In order to improve network throughput as much as possible, we further introduce opportunistic interference cancellation (OIC) techniques to eliminate co-channel interference. The problem of maximizing network throughput can be modeled as a problem of joint power control, channel assignment, and user pairing. This problem is a NP-hard problem due to the presence of an integer variable. In order to solve this problem, a heuristic algorithm with low computational complexity is proposed. The simulation results show that the algorithm has full-duplex gain, multi-user diversity gain and OIC gain relative to half-duplex network, and the performance of full-duplex communication depends on the strength of residual self-interference. We have studied the problem of maximizing throughput in time-division full-duplex networks. The problem is a non-convex problem, and the optimal solution cannot be obtained. We propose a sub-optimal algorithm based on the concave-convex process (CCCP) to solve the problem. In order to further reduce the computational complexity, a heuristic algorithm that does not require an iteration is proposed. The simulation results show that the time-division full-duplex network using the method has full-duplex gain and multi-user diversity gain similar to the frequency-division full-duplex network, and the performance of full-duplex communication depends on the strength of the residual self-interference. We have studied the power efficiency of full-duplex networks. In the case of incomplete channel state information (CSI), we give the feasible domain of the full-duplex user's transmission power, and the numerical solution of the optimal transmission power is given. In the case of high signal-to-noise ratio, we further derive the closed solution of the optimal transmission power. Based on this closed solution, we propose a comparison criterion for the power efficiency of full-duplex communication and half-duplex communication. Finally, we study the compromise between energy efficiency (EE) and spectral efficiency (SE) in full-duplex networks. Since the self-interference cancellation technique has not been fully mature, we have studied two kinds of residual self-interference model _ fixed residual self-interference model and linear residual self-interference model, respectively. Under these two kinds of residual self-interference, we compare the energy efficiency and spectrum efficiency of full-duplex communication and half-duplex communication, and put forward the necessary conditions for full-duplex communication over half-duplex communication, respectively. For the fixed residual self-interference model, in the case of only one pair of users, we prove that the total transmission power of the user is a strict convex function of the spectral efficiency. 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