基于ffr的设备间通信资源分配方案

S. T. Shah, Jaheon Gu, M. Chung, S. F. Hasan
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设备到设备通信允许两个蜂窝设备在没有基站的情况下相互通信。通过减轻基站在不同设备之间传输数据的负担,D2D通信旨在增加系统容量。在支持D2D的网络中,有效分配频率资源是一个关键问题。本文提出了一种利用分数频率复用来提高所有设备吞吐量的资源分配方案。
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FFR-based resource allocation scheme for Device-to-Device communication
Device-to-Device communication allows two cellular devices to communicate with each other without a base station. By relieving the base station from relaying data to and from different devices, D2D communication aims at increasing the system capacity. In a D2D enabled network, one of the critical issues is to effectively allocate frequency resource. In this paper, a resource allocation scheme has been proposed that increases the throughput of all devices by using Fractional Frequency Reuse.
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