Research on Energy Efficiency vs. Cooperative BSs’ Number of Coordinated Multi-Point Transmission
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v12i06.5523Keywords:
Coordinated Multi-Point, Energy-Efficient, Green communicationsAbstract
This paper focus on energy efficiency (EE) in Coordinated Multi-Point (CoMP) transmission with perfect feedback under single-user scenario. Considering the power consumed by cooperative BSs, an energy-efficient optimization function is established. This optimization goal is simplified after analyzing capacity of non-CoMP and CoMP. Then the relationship between energy efficiency and cooperative BSs’ number is analyzed. Simulation results show that when the selected number of cooperative BSs is smaller than a threshold, EE increases with the increasing of the number of cooperative BSs and when it exceeds the threshold, EE decreases with the increasing of the number of cooperative BSs.
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