Trade-Off Between Frequency Diversity Gain and Frequency-Selective Scheduling Gain in OFDMA Systems with Spatial Diversity

OFDMA systems inherently take advantages of both frequency diversity gain and frequency-selective scheduling gain. The former is achieved by allocating a user the subcarriers widely scattered over an entire frequency band, while the latter is achieved by allocating a user the subcarriers consecutively located within a subband of a limited bandwidth which is the most favorable to the user among many subbands in the entire frequency band. In this letter, the effect of user mobility is quantitatively investigated in relation to a trade-off between the frequency diversity gain and the frequency-selective scheduling gain in OFDMA systems. As a performance measure, outage capacity is considered. Also studied is how the spatial diversity resulting from multiple antenna techniques and the outage probability affect the dependence of the performance trade-off on the user mobility.     

Investigation on outage capacity of spectrum sharing system using CSI and SSI under received power constraints

In this paper, we have investigated the outage capacity of secondary user for opportunistic spectrum sharing under the joint peak and average received power constraints for Rayleigh fading environment. Under this communication scenario, on detecting the licensed primary user inactive, the secondary unlicensed users transmit data/information in the licensed frequency band such that no or minimum interference may be experienced by the primary user. The soft sensing information (SSI) and secondary user’s channel state information is used to obtain the closed form expressions for the ergodic and outage capacity using truncated channel inversion with fixed rate technique under the joint peak and average received power constraints. Numerically simulated results are provided to demonstrate the improvement in outage capacity of secondary user under the proposed spectrum sharing scheme. Moreover, the proposed scheme is also compared with other conventional spectrum sharing schemes to illustrate the benefits of SSI and received power constraints on the outage capacity of secondary user.

     

Multicarrier CDMA systems using time-domain and frequency-domain spreading codes

For wideband code-division multiple-access systems, the paper introduces a multicarrier modulation scheme that performs the spreading simultaneously in the time and frequency domains. This scheme attains higher flexibility and spectrum efficiency because system parameters can be selected at will. The performance is compared with that of a single carrier RAKE system by calculating the probability of error over a frequency-selective Rayleigh fading channel. The proposed scheme outperforms the single carrier RAKE system if the system parameters are selected properly for given conditions, such as bandwidth and delay spread.     

A closed form to predict outage of digital radio

A simplified formula for predicting the outage probability of an unprotected high capacity line-of-sight digital radio link operating under frequency-selective fading conditions is presented. First, the propagation anomaly is modeled as a linear in-band amplitude dispersion in conjunction with a transmission minimum (notch) frequency located within or outside the signal band of interest. A simplified expression for the outage probability of the radio system under these conditions is then obtained. This expression is based on the fade occurrence factor in the climatic region of interest, the bandwidth of the transmitted signal, the carrier frequency of operation, the modulation scheme employed and the length of the link under consideration. The formula is applied to predict the outage probability of 4 phase shift keying (PSK), 8-PSK, and 16 quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) high capacity radio links with specified parameters. The results obtained compare favorably with measured data     

Multicarrier FH codes for multicarrier FH-CDMA wireless systems

A multicarrier (multihopping) scheme for multilevel frequency-shift keying/frequency-hopping code-division multiple access (MFSK/FH-CDMA) systems is proposed. In order to improve the frequency diversity capability for the proposed multicarrier MFSK/FH-CDMA system, several hopping frequencies per time slot are employed and transmitted in parallel. The frequency band is partitioned into N (N/spl les/P, P is a prime number) disjoint subbands on which N hop carrier frequencies are simultaneously transmitted. In previous work on multicarrier systems, it has been assumed that the hopping frequencies of N disjoint subbands are identical. We consider the FH patterns without this assumption. These FH patterns have cross correlation no greater than one in order to minimize mutual interference. In addition, we analyze the performance of the system in order to show the improvement of user capacity. Our results show that the proposed scheme performs better than the conventional one in both nonfading and fading channels.     

Performance analysis of multiuser selection diversity in SIMO spectrum sharing systems

In this paper, a performance analysis is presented for user selection schemes in a single‐input multiple‐output spectrum sharing system. In the considered system, multiple secondary users try to use the licensed spectrum of a primary user in an opportunistic manner, in which an interference constraint for the primary user is satisfied. In this paper, we first use 2 conventional user selection schemes for single‐input multiple‐output spectrum sharing system and analyze the system performance for each scheme. We then propose a new user selection scheme that can overcome the limitations of those 2 conventional user selection schemes. As for the performance analysis, the average channel capacity, the outage probability, and the bit error rate performances of the system using the presented user selection schemes are analyzed and mathematical closed‐form expressions for the outage probability are derived. The performances of the system are evaluated using the derived mathematical formulas in different cases. In addition, Monte Carlo simulation results are also provided to show the accuracy and correctness of the performed analysis.     

Enhancing multicast security of cognitive radio networks with antenna correlations over Nakagami-m fading channels

In this paper, we investigate the impact of diversity and antenna correlations on the secrecy capacity and outage performance of a cognitive radio multicast network over Nakagami-m fading channels analytically. The proposed network consists of single primary and secondary user, multiple primary and secondary receivers, and multiple eavesdroppers. It is assumed that each user is equipped with single antenna while all the primary and secondary receivers, and eavesdroppers are equipped with multiple antennas. The primary and secondary users transmit their common messages to the respective receivers in the presence of multiple eavesdroppers. A mathematical model is developed to ensure successful reception of confidential information to the primary receivers protecting the activities of eavesdroppers neglecting the effect of interference due to secondary user. In order to analyze the security of the proposed model, closed-form analytical expressions have been derived for the secrecy multicast capacity, the secure outage probability for multicasting and the probability of non-zero secrecy multicast capacity. Analytical results are justified via Monte-Carlo simulations.

     

Ergodic capacity and outage probability optimization for secondary user in cognitive radio networks under interference outage constraint

This paper considers a cognitive radio network where a secondary user (SU) coexists with a primary user (PU). The interference outage constraint is applied to protect the primary transmission. The power allocation problem to jointly maximize the ergodic capacity and minimize the outage probability of the SU, subject to the average transmit power constraint and the interference outage constraint, is studied. Suppose that the perfect knowledge of the instantaneous channel state information (CSI) of the interference link between the SU transmitter and the PU receiver is available at the SU, the optimal power allocation strategy is then proposed. Additionally, to manage more practical situations, we further assume only the interference link channel distribution is known and derive the corresponding optimal power allocation strategy. Extensive simulation results are given to verify the effectiveness of the proposed strategies. It is shown that the proposed strategies achieve high ergodic capacity and low outage probability simultaneously, whereas optimizing the ergodic capacity (or outage probability) only leads to much higher outage probability (or lower ergodic capacity). It is also shown that the SU performance is not degraded due to partial knowledge of the interference link CSI if tight transmit power constraint is applied.     

Analysis of Network Path Selection Based on Outage Probability in Cognitive Relay Networks

This paper evaluates the outage performance of cognitive relay networks with mutual interference between secondary users and primary users under the underlay approach, while adhering to the interference constraint on the primary user. A network path selection criterion, suitable for cognitive relay networks, is provided, from which we derive the outage probability expression of cognitive relay networks. It is shown that the outage probability considering the interference to secondary user from primary user is higher than that without considering the interference to secondary user from primary user. In addition, the outage probability is affected by key network parameters. We analyze network path selection method based on outage probability and prove that the interference to secondary user from primary user has a significant effect on the network path selection and can not be ignored in practical wireless communication environments. Simulation investigation is also provided and used to verify the theoretical analysis.     

Optimal power allocation for cognitive radio under interference outage constraint

Cognitive radio is able to share the spectrum with primary licensed user, which greatly improves the spectrum efficiency. We study the optimal power allocation for cognitive radio to maximize its ergodic capacity under interference outage constraint. An optimal power allocation scheme for the secondary user with complete channel state information is proposed and its approximation is presented in closed form in Rayleigh fading channels. When the complete channel state information is not available, a more practical transmitter-side joint access ratio and transmit power constraint is proposed. The new constraint guarantees the same impact on interference outage probability at primary user receiver. Both the optimal power allocation and transmit rate under the new constraint are presented in closed form. Simulation results evaluate the performance of proposed power allocation schemes and verify our analysis.     

Scheduling in a Spectrum-Sharing Cognitive Environment Under Outage Probability Constraint

This article investigates a multiuser cognitive environment where secondary users compete to communicate over a channel licensed to a primary user using spectrum sharing. In this environment, both the primary and secondary users transmit to the same receiver unit, and the transmission power of the scheduled secondary user should satisfy the outage probability requirement of the primary user. Secondary users are ranked according to their channel strength, and performance measures are derived as a function of a generic channel rank. Bit error rate, channel capacity, and generated interference are investigated as performance measures. In addition, the performance of the proportional fair, random selection, and round-robin scheduling algorithms are investigated. Numerical results are presented to verify the theoretical analysis and investigate the effects the parameters of the communication environment have on the performance measures and the transmission power of the cognitive users.     

Narrow‐band interference suppression in wavelet packets based multicarrier multicode CDMA overlay system

The wavelet packets based multicarrier (MC) multicode (MCD) code‐division multiple‐access (CDMA) transceiver consists of the MCD part, which ensures the transmission for high speed and flexible data rate; the MC part contributing to robustness to frequency‐selective fading and flexibility for handling multiple data rates; and wavelet packets (WPs) modulation technique, which contributes to the mitigation of the interference problems. As WPs have lower sidelobes compared with sinusoidal carriers, this system is very effective in reducing the problem of inter‐carrier interference. Of course, like any CDMA system, the system can suppress a given amount of interference. This paper considers an interference suppression scheme which will enhance the performance of the system. The receiver employs suppression filters to mitigate the effect of narrow‐band jammer interference. The framework for the system and the performance evaluation are presented in terms of the bit error rate and the outage probability over a Nakagami fading channel. Also, we investigate how the performance is influenced by various parameters, such as the number of taps of the suppression filter and the ratio of narrow‐band interference bandwidth to the spread‐spectrum bandwidth. Finally, the performance of the system is compared with the performance of sinusoidal based MC/MCD‐CDMA system denoted Sin‐MC/MCD‐CDMA. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Cyclic prefixed single carrier and multicarrier transmission: bit rate comparison

We consider cyclic prefixed single carrier and adaptive multicarrier transmission over a frequency selective channel. We compare the achievable bit rate for a target bit error rate. We analytically prove that the bit rate achieved with multicarrier transmission with adaptive modulation is always higher than that obtained with single carrier transmission when a one-tap frequency domain equalizer is used. We also show that the same adaptively loaded multicarrier scheme reaches the performance of single carrier transmission with a block decision-feedback equalizer.     

Opportunistic power allocation strategies and fair subcarrier allocation in OFDM-based cognitive radio networks

In this paper we have studied the subcarrier and optimal power allocation strategy for OFDM-based cognitive radio (CR) networks. Firstly, in order to protect the primary user communication from the interference of the cognitive user transmissions in fading wireless channels, we design an opportunistic power control scheme to maximize the cognitive user capacity without degrading primary user’s QoS. The mathematical optimization problem is formulated as maximizing the capacity of the secondary users under the interference constraint at the primary receiver and the Lagrange method is applied to obtain the optimal solution. Secondly, in order to limit the outage probability within primary user’s tolerable range we analyze the outage probability of the primary user with respect to the interference power of the secondary user for imperfect CSI. Finally, in order to get the better tradeoff between fairness and system capacity in cognitive radio networks, we proposed an optimal algorithm of jointing subcarrier and power allocation scheme among multiple secondary users in OFDM-based cognitive radio networks. Simulation results demonstrate that our scheme can improve the capacity performance and efficiently guarantee the fairness of secondary users.     

不同数字电视地面广播传输系统 在多径衰落信道下的性能比较

本文分析了数字电视地面广播通信信道具有长脉冲响应的多径衰落的特点,从频域上表达了其多径衰落信道模型;基于单载波和多载波两种不同的传输模式,推导了数字电视地面广播传输系统在该多径衰落信道下的系统截止率和中断概率的表达式;比较了基于不同数字电视地面广播传输标准和解决方案的传输系统在数字电视地面广播多径衰落信道下的系统输出的截止率和中断概率的性能.     

Primary service outage and secondary service performance in cognitive radio networks

In this work, we have used stochastic geometry to analyze the effects of the radio environment and the secondary service sensing error on the primary service outage probability. We have also obtained a closed form expression for the primary service outage probability in a Rayleigh fading channel. Furthermore, an approximation was formulated for a general fading channel. The results obtained were used to drive an expression for the secondary service successful transmission density. Finally, we formulated an optimization problem to achieve highest density of secondary service successful transmissions while keeping the primary service outage probability in check by adjusting sensing error and secondary service node density to their optimal values. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

双正交多码CDMA系统在衰落信道的性能分析

在直接序列扩频通信（ＤＳ／ＣＤＭＡ）系统中,为了有效地实现用户高数据率的传输,以适应宽带ＣＤＭＡ技术发展的要求,本文提出了一种双正交多码ＣＤＭＡ系统（称为ＢＭＣ－ＣＤＭＡ）。相似于多载波调制,传输的高数据泫首先进行串－并转换,然后对变换后的低数据流用双正交码进行扩频调制。不同于多载波调制,各支路扩频信号用同一载波进行调制。并对此系统在衰落信道性能进行了计算,还对数值结果进行了分析。     

两种级联交错相位调制归零码的100Gbit/s传输

在级联相位调制的100 Gbit/s光信号传输系统中,提出了占空比为33%的光交错相移键控归零码(RZ-SDPSK)和占空比为67%的光交错相移键控载波抑制归零码(CSRZ-SDPSK)的产生和检测方案。通过50 km的普通单模光纤(SMF)和8 km的色散补偿光纤(DCF)传输后,当入纤功率相同时,CSRZ-SDPSK码具有较高的色散容限;如果仅考虑一阶偏振模色散(PMD),RZ-SDPSK信号具有较好的抗PMD特性。入纤功率在0～10dBm范围内调节时,两种码型码有相似的传输特性。通过125 GHz带宽的三阶高斯滤波器后,RZ-SDPSK码接收性能较优,并且三阶高斯带通滤波器(DBPF)的带宽值必须大于100 GHz,才能有效地恢复信号时钟。     

Comparison of MC-CDMA with DS-CDMA using frequency domain and time domain RAKE receivers

In this paper a multicarrier CDMA (MC-CDMA) system with a soft decision differential phase shift keying (DPSK) frequency domain RAKE receiver is described. We compare a MC-CDMA system with a direct sequence CDMA system using RAKE receivers. In contrast with previous MC-CDMA systems, guard intervals are not used and the carriers are spaced at the reciprocal of the bit rate, optimising the usage of the bandwidth. In this way a comparison can be made between the multicarrier CDMA system described and a direct sequence (DS-CDMA) system with the same bandwidth. The results presented are received bit error rates from Monte Carlo simulations. The simulations are conducted in a multipath channel with Rayleigh fading and 300 Hz Doppler spectrum with additive white Gaussian noise. It is shown that the multicarrier CDMA matched filter receiver performs favourably compared to the direct sequence CDMA matched filter receiver for 1 -path fading. For a single user at a receive bit error rate of 1×10^–3 in the 4-path fading channel the multicarrier RAKE receiver requires no knowledge of the channel delay spread and performs 3 dB worse than the DS-CDMA RAKE receiver simulated. The performance of the MC-CDMA RAKE receiver for a single user increases with increasing channel dispersion. The performance of the DS-CDMA RAKE receiver for multiple user is superior to that of the MC-CDMA RAKE receiver.     

Outage capacities and optimal power allocation for fading multiple-access channels

We derive the outage capacity region of an M-user fading multiple-access channel (MAC) under the assumption that both the transmitters and the receiver have perfect channel side information (CSI). The outage capacity region is implicitly obtained by deriving the outage probability region for a given rate vector. Given a required rate and average power constraint for each user, we find a successive decoding strategy and a power allocation policy that achieves points on the boundary of the outage probability region. We discuss the scenario where an outage must be declared simultaneously for all users (common outage) and when outages can be declared individually (individual outage) for each user.