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Abstract
This article investigates the secrecy rate (SR) analysis of a new control-jamming (CJ) assisted SWIPT-NOMA network with decode-and-forward (DF) cooperative relaying subject to a total transmit power budget. Specifically, power-splitting (PS) protocol is employed at the relay for energy harvesting (EH). The harvested energy is utilized for transmitting information to users through a flat-Rayleigh-fading channel. Importantly, the network’s performance is investigated in terms of SR with successive interference cancellation (SIC) and channel-state-information (CSI) errors. To provide a comprehensive analysis, CJ is compared with various jamming conditions, which can secure the wireless transmissions against the eavesdropping. Further, the analytical expression for Ergodic SR is also obtained and confirmed through simulation. Moreover, A Particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is utilized to determine the optimal power distribution among various nodes. The impact of critical parameters like transmit SNR and also the J-to-Eve and R-to-Eve distances on the level of secrecy are also analyzed. Finally, Monte-Carlo simulations validate that at a transmit SNR of 20 dB, the optimal power allocation (OPA) scheme under CJ achieves 12 % and 5 % improvement in SR at users U1 and U2. Additionally, CJ also effectively boost the network’s secrecy over other jamming cases under all CSI and SIC conditions.
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