Title :
Exploiting Multiuser Diversity with 1-bit Feedback for Spectrum Sharing
Author :
Zhe Wang ; Wei Zhang
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Electr. Eng. & Telecommun., Univ. of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Abstract :
In this paper, we propose a limited feedback based underlay spectrum sharing scheme where a downlink secondary network shares the spectrum with a pair of primary users. The primary receiver and N secondary receivers each sends 1-bit feedback of channel quality information to their corresponding transmitters. By overhearing the primary feedback and receiving the secondary feedback, one of the secondary receivers is scheduled at the secondary transmitter in each fading block. The optimal channel quantization thresholds and power allocation are jointly determined by maximizing the average throughput of the secondary user under the average secondary power constraint and the average primary rate loss constraint. The average throughput of the secondary user grows as log log N.
Keywords :
diversity reception; fading channels; feedback; quantisation (signal); radio receivers; radio transmitters; 1-bit feedback; N secondary receivers; channel quality information; downlink secondary network; fading block; multiuser diversity; optimal channel quantization thresholds; power allocation; primary feedback; primary rate loss constraint; primary receiver; primary users; secondary feedback; secondary power constraint; secondary receivers; secondary transmitter; secondary user; spectrum sharing; transmitters; underlay spectrum sharing scheme; Fading; Interference; Quantization (signal); Radio transmitters; Receivers; Resource management; Throughput; 1-bit feedback; Cognitive radio; multi-user diversity; spectrum sharing;
Journal_Title :
Communications, IEEE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TCOMM.2013.112313.130355