Data and Energy Integrated Communication Networks - A Brief Introduction

von: Jie Hu, Kun Yang

Springer-Verlag, 2018

ISBN: 9789811301162 , 87 Seiten

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Data and Energy Integrated Communication Networks - A Brief Introduction


 

Preface

6

Contents

8

Acronyms

10

1 Data and Energy Integrated Communication Networks: An Overview

12

1.1 Energy Dilemma for Electronic Devices

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1.2 Near-Field Wireless Energy Transfer

13

1.3 RF Signal Based Wireless Energy Transfer

14

1.4 WET Versus WIT in the RF Spectral Band

16

1.5 Ubiquitous Architecture of the DEIN

18

1.5.1 Heterogeneous Infrastructure

18

1.5.2 Heterogeneous User Equipment

19

1.5.3 Heterogeneous Techniques for WIT and WET

21

References

22

2 Fundamental of Integrated WET and WIT

25

2.1 Information Theoretical Essence

26

2.1.1 Discrete-Input-Discrete-Output Memoryless Channel

26

2.1.2 Continuous-Input-Continuous-Output Memoryless Channel

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2.2 Transceiver Architecture of DEIN Devices

33

2.3 Signal Splitter Based Receiver Architecture

36

2.3.1 Ideal Receiver Architecture

36

2.3.2 Spatial Splitting Based Receiver

36

2.3.3 Power Splitting Based Receiver

38

2.3.4 Time Switching Based Receiver

40

2.3.5 Rate-Energy Region

42

2.4 Summary

43

References

44

3 Throughput Maximization and Fairness Assurance in Data and Energy Integrated Communication Networks

45

3.1 Introduction

46

3.2 System Model

47

3.2.1 Structure of the TDMA Aided Operating Cycle

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3.2.2 Channel Model

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3.2.3 Throughput of the Downlink Transmission

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3.2.4 Throughput of the Uplink Transmission

51

3.3 Sum-Throughput Maximisation

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3.4 Fair-Throughput Maximisation

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3.5 Numerical Results

58

3.6 Summary

63

References

63

4 Joint Time Allocation and User Scheduling in a Full-Duplex Aided Multi-user DEIN

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4.1 Introduction

66

4.2 Preliminary

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4.2.1 Wireless Powered Communication Network

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4.2.2 Full-Duplex

68

4.3 System Model

69

4.3.1 Network Model

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4.3.2 Frame Structure

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4.3.3 The Downlink WET and Uplink WIT

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4.4 Problem Formulation

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4.4.1 Sum-Throughput Maximisation

73

4.4.2 Iterative Algorithm

73

4.5 Performance Evaluation

76

4.6 Summary

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References

79

5 Conclusions and Open Challenges

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5.1 Conclusions

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5.2 Open Challenges

82

5.2.1 Efficiency Enhancement of WET

82

5.2.2 Efficient Energy Storage

82

5.2.3 Heterogeneous Internet of Energy

83

5.2.4 Information Theoretic WET Capacity

84

5.2.5 Interference Cancellation and Signal Decoupling

84

5.2.6 Socially Aware Placement of DEIN Stations

85

5.2.7 DEIN Aided Mobile Cloud Computing

85

Index

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