Active-Passive Cascaded RIS-Assisted Receiver Design for Anti-Jamming Communications
Article 2023 en
Authors
YS
Yifu Sun
YZ
Yonggang Zhu
HC
Haotong Cao
Abstract
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The use of a large-scale antenna array has achieved significant performance gains in anti-jamming communications. However, due to the hardware cost and power consumption constraints, it is impractical to deploy such large-scale antenna array at the user side. Inspired by the remarkable advantages of reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS), we propose an active-passive cascaded RIS-aided receiver architecture, which facilitate the deployment of a large-scale antenna array at the user side in a cost- and energy-efficient way and provides additional degree-of-freedom for beamforming design. Building upon this architecture and considering the practical angular channel state information (CSI) imperfection, a worst-case achievable rate maximization problem is formulated for anti-jamming communications. To handle the non-convex problem, a low-complexity optimization framework is proposed, where the new anti-jamming criterion, Pareto-dual scheme, unified unit-modulus zero-forcing scheme, and conventional-cyclic coordinate descent algorithm are developed to obtain the semi-closed-form solutions. Finally, numerical simulations verify that the proposed architecture and optimization framework are capable of achieving excellent performance with low complexity.
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