Energy-efficient dynamic resource allocation for opportunistic-relaying-assisted SC-FDMA using turbo-equalizer-aided soft decode-and-forward

In this paper, we exploit the benefits of the diversity gains that arise from a cluster of opportunistic relays (ORs) and from the independently fading subcarriers of multiple users. Our goal is to improve the energy efficiency of the decode-and-forward-based OR-assisted single-carrier frequency-div...

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Main Authors: Zhang, Jiayi (Author), Yang, Lie-Liang (Author), Hanzo, Lajos (Author)
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Language:English
Published: 2013-01.
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520 |a In this paper, we exploit the benefits of the diversity gains that arise from a cluster of opportunistic relays (ORs) and from the independently fading subcarriers of multiple users. Our goal is to improve the energy efficiency of the decode-and-forward-based OR-assisted single-carrier frequency-division multiple-access (SC-FDMA) uplink, where the direct transmission (DT) link is unavailable. We proposed two joint dynamic resource allocation (JDRA) schemes by assuming that the pilot-aided channel-quality information (CQI) of all the users may be exchanged. Furthermore, we take the following two main aspects into account: 1) "First-hop quality awareness" (FHQA) for JDRA-aided OR and 2) "buffering delay awareness" in the context of interleaver-aided channel-coded systems. In addition, frequency-domain turbo equalizers are employed in both the relay and BS's receivers. Our results demonstrate that, compared to the DT benchmarker, the proposed FHQA JDRA schemes can achieve an energy reduction gain of 91% for a single-antenna base station (BS) receiver and up to 7.4% for a multiantenna BS when considering the energy consumption due to CQI exchange among relays. 
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