Sum-Rate Maximization in Active RIS-Assisted Multi-Antenna WPCN

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Jiang Jie [1 ]
Lyu Bin [1 ,2 ]
Chen Pengcheng [1 ]
Yang Zhen [1 ]
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[1] School of Communications and Information Engineering,Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications
[2] Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory of Photonic and Electronic Materials Sciences and Technology,Nanjing University
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中国国家自然科学基金;
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In this paper,we propose an active reconfigurable intelligent surface(RIS) enabled hybrid relaying scheme for a multi-antenna wireless powered communication network(WPCN),where the active RIS is employed to assist both wireless energy transfer(WET) from the power station(PS) to energyconstrained users and wireless information transmission(WIT) from users to the receiving station(RS).For further performance enhancement,we propose to employ both transmit beamforming at the PS and receive beamforming at the RS.We formulate a sumrate maximization problem by jointly optimizing the RIS phase shifts and amplitude reflection coefficients for both the WET and the WIT,transmit and receive beamforming vectors,and network resource allocation.To solve this non-convex problem,we propose an efficient alternating optimization algorithm with the linear minimum mean squared error criterion,semidefinite relaxation(SDR) and successive convex approximation techniques.Specifically,the tightness of applying the SDR is proved.Simulation results demonstrate that our proposed scheme with 10 reflecting elements(REs) and 4 antennas can achieve17.78% and 415.48% performance gains compared to the single-antenna scheme with 10 REs and passive RIS scheme with 100 REs,respectively.
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