In this work, we derive a distributed power control algo- rithm for energy-efficient uplink transmissions in interference- limited cellular networks, equipped with either multiple or shared relays. The proposed solution is derived by model- ing the mobile terminals as utility-driven rational agents that engage in a noncooperative game, under minimum-rate con- straints. The theoretical analysis of the game equilibrium is used to compare the performance of the two different cellular architectures. Extensive simulations show that the shared relay concept outperforms the distributed one in terms of energy efficiency in most network configurations.
Distributed energy-efficient power optimization in cellular relay networks with minimum rate constraints
Giacomo Bacci;SANGUINETTI, LUCA
2014-01-01
Abstract
In this work, we derive a distributed power control algo- rithm for energy-efficient uplink transmissions in interference- limited cellular networks, equipped with either multiple or shared relays. The proposed solution is derived by model- ing the mobile terminals as utility-driven rational agents that engage in a noncooperative game, under minimum-rate con- straints. The theoretical analysis of the game equilibrium is used to compare the performance of the two different cellular architectures. Extensive simulations show that the shared relay concept outperforms the distributed one in terms of energy efficiency in most network configurations.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.