Performance Analysis of Intelligent Reflecting Surface Assisted Wireless Communication System

Tan, Wei‐Qiang; Zhou, Quan‐Quan; Tan, Weijie; Yang, Longcheng; Li, Chunguo

doi:10.32604/cmes.2023.027427

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“…Additionally, problem (17) is still non convex because the rank-one constraint is not convex and W needs to be satisfied by rank(W ) = 1 and W ⪰ 0. It can be eliminated first to create a more relaxed optimisation problem, as in (18).…”

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Hybrid RIS-assisted interference mitigation for heterogeneous networks

Soumana Hamadou,

Wa Maina,

Soidridine

2024

IJEECS

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Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) have evolved as a low-cost and energy- efficient option to increase wireless communication capacity. In this research, we suggest using hybrid RIS (H-RIS) to reduce interference in heterogeneous networks (HetNet). In contrast to traditional passive RIS, a hybrid RIS is suggested, which is fitted with a few active elements to not only reflect but also amplify incident signals for a significant performance increase. By jointly optimising the passive and active coefficients of the H-RIS, we aim to maximise the rate of the small cell user (SUE). We presented an effective alternating optimisation (AO)-based phase shift matrix coefficients (AO-PMC) technique to tackle this problem by iteratively optimising these variables because the optimisation problem is not convex. The simulation results demonstrate that, in comparison to the passive RIS-assisted HetNet scheme and the scheme without RIS, the suggested scheme, with just 8% of active elements, can enable HetNet to gain superior spectral efficiency (SE) and energy efficiency (EE). The outcomes also demonstrate that, in the majority of the cases taken into account, H-RIS can outperform the active RIS-assisted HetNet scheme.

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confidence: 99%