Stable Throughput Analysis of Multi-User Cognitive Cooperative Systems
Xu Bao, Philippe Martins, Tiecheng Song, Lianfeng Shen · 2010
The cognitive cooperative system with coexisting scenario of multiple primary users and one secondary capable of relaying is considered. The primary users transmit packets in orthogonal sub-channels. According to the cognitive principle, the secondary activity cannot interfere with the primary performance. Therefore, in this paper, the secondary user makes use of the spectrum when sensed idle. Based on the proposed MAC protocol, we derive the stable throughput expressions of each primary user with secondary relaying. We also achieve the stable network constraints of relaying probability ε, the feasible range of primary arrival rates and the maximum allowed secondary transmitting power which is to make a tradeoff between the stable throughput of the primary and secondary user. Numerical simulations show that secondary relaying can increase the primary and secondary throughput when designing an appropriate ε.