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The Interference Analysis of the FullDuplex TwoWay Relaying with
Large Antenna Arrays
QIU Mengting,ZHAO Pu,YU Hui
2017, 51 (6):
647-656.
doi: 10.16183/j.cnki.jsjtu.2017.06.002
In recent years, the fullduplex twoway relaying system with Massive multiple input multiple output (MIMO) has attracted significant interest because of its performance gain on spectral efficiency and energy efficiency, but it has the problems of residual loop interference (RLI) and pilot contamination. Therefore, this paper considers a Kpair fullduplex twoway relay system, and each user equips single antenna. The relay uses maximumratio combining/maximumratio transmission (MRC/MRT) beamforming to process the signals, and it estimates the channels by only K pilot symbols for 2K users. By theoretical analysis, it is concluded that when very large receive and transmit antenna arrays are used, the RLI due to full duplex and the pilot contamination can be simultaneously cancelled, also the interpair interference and noise vanish. Simulations verify the theoretical results, and show that the energy efficiency and spectral efficiency can increase with the antenna number. Moreover, it is shown that the fullduplex twoway relaying outperforms the halfduplex twoway relaying and the fullduplex oneway relaying in the spectral efficiency when the number of relay receiving/transmitting antenna is up to 160. Therefore, the fullduplex twoway relaying with large antenna arrays has higher communication efficiency than traditional relaying systems.
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