JOURNAL ARTICLE

Sum-rate analysis for full-duplex underlay device-to-device networks

Abstract

A theoretical framework is presented for the evaluation of sum ergodic rate of a full-duplex underlay device-to-device network, when it shares the uplink resources of a conventional cellular user. The sum-rate of the full-duplex network is compared with a half-duplex network with equivalent radio frequency hardware complexity. Closed-form approximations are derived for the sum ergodic rate of the systems. Furthermore, the sum-rate performances are investigated for the case when a transmit power constraint is imposed on the underlay network to minimize the interference on the cellular network. The analytical results presented can be used as a tool to identify when full-duplex transmissions are viable in underlay device-to-device networks.

Keywords:
Underlay Telecommunications link Computer science Duplex (building) Cellular network Interference (communication) Transmitter power output Ergodic theory Computer network Topology (electrical circuits) Transmitter Signal-to-noise ratio (imaging) Telecommunications Mathematics Electrical engineering Engineering

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