面向物联网的模块化XL-MIMO近远场NOMA通信的波束赋形设计

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中图分类号:TN929.5 文献标志码:A 文章编号:1001-3695(2026)04-025-1180-08

doi:10.19734/j. issn.1001-3695.2025.09.0306

Beamforming design in modular XL-MIMO-enabled hybrid near-far mixed field NOMA communication systems for Internet of Things

LiangYisheng,XieZhili,ZhangGuangchi ,CuiMiao,FuHao (Schoolof Information Engineering,Guangdong Universityof Technology,Guangzhou 51Oo6,China)

Abstract:The Internet of Things (IoT)communication systems face severe challenges of limited spectrum resources and multi-node interference,whichdegradeoverall systemperformance.ModularXL-MMO technology enhanced spatialresolution throughalargerarryaperture,whileNOMAimprovesspectraleficiencyviapower-domainmultiplexing.Itconsideredcombiningbothapproachesanefective solution tothesechallenges.However,inXL-MIMOsystems,thecoexistenceof near-field sphericalandfar-fieldplanarwavepropagationleads tohighlynon-uniformspatialchannelcorelation,exacerbating inte-ode interference.This workconsideredamodular XL-MIMO near-fieldandfar-field NOMA downlink communicationsystem.To mitigate interferenceand enhancecommunicationperformanceunder minimumrateconstraints fornear-fieldand far-field nodes,itinvestigatedabeamformingdesign.Thispaperproposedasum-ratemaximizationalgorithmfornetworkodesundera totaltransmitpowerconstraint.Toreduceoptimizationcomplexity,itfurtherdevelopedasimplifiedbeamformingdesignleveragingthepower-domainmultiplexing featureof NOMA.Simulationresultsdemonstrate thattheproposedalgorithmachievesa significantlyhigher network sum-ratethanexistingbaselineschemes.Theresultsalsoindicatethatnear-fieldandfar-field NOMA fectivelycoodinateschanneldisparitiesbetweennear-fieldandfar-fieldregions,improvingspectral eficiencywhile ensuring node fairness.

Keywords:Internet-of-Things(IoT);extremelylarge-scalemultiple-inputmultiple-output(XL-MIMO);modular;non orthogonal multiple access (NOMA);beamforming

0引言

随着第五代移动通信(5G)时代的发展,物联网(InternetofThings,IoT)设备的快速发展和应用层出不穷,使得系统面临频谱资源受限与容量需求激增的双重挑战。(剩余16006字)

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