Sum-throughput maximization for UAV-aided energy-harvesting WBANs: Hovering altitude design, power control and time allocation

IF 7.5 2区 计算机科学 Q1 TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Rongrong Zhang , Mengyu Li , Xinglong Li , Yong Guan , Cheng'an Zhao , Huan Qi , Changquan Qiu
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Abstract

UAV-aided energy-harvesting WBANs where sensor nodes can harvest RF energy transmitted by a UAV have attracted considerable attention. However, how to maximize the sum-throughput of the sensor nodes with cross-tier interferences from satellite and cellular systems has not been addressed. In order to bridge this gap, we devote this paper to developing two schemes with the fixed or variable duration of the energy-harvesting phase. Specifically, we formulate two non-convex optimization problems corresponding to the two schemes, and transform them to tractable subproblems, and accordingly two algorithms are proposed named HA-PC-TA and UAVPC-TA. In particular, we derive the closed-form optimum transmit power and time allocation for the sensor nodes and obtain the optimum UAV's hovering altitude in HA-PC-TA. We reveal the relationship between the optimum parameters and the allowed maximum transmit power of the VAU in UAVPC-TA. Finally, the simulations are conducted to validate the effectiveness of our proposed solutions.
无人机辅助能量采集WBAN的总吞吐量最大化:悬停高度设计、功率控制和时间分配
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Digital Communications and Networks
Digital Communications and Networks Computer Science-Hardware and Architecture
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12.80
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5.10%
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915
审稿时长
30 weeks
期刊介绍: Digital Communications and Networks is a prestigious journal that emphasizes on communication systems and networks. We publish only top-notch original articles and authoritative reviews, which undergo rigorous peer-review. We are proud to announce that all our articles are fully Open Access and can be accessed on ScienceDirect. Our journal is recognized and indexed by eminent databases such as the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE) and Scopus. In addition to regular articles, we may also consider exceptional conference papers that have been significantly expanded. Furthermore, we periodically release special issues that focus on specific aspects of the field. In conclusion, Digital Communications and Networks is a leading journal that guarantees exceptional quality and accessibility for researchers and scholars in the field of communication systems and networks.
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