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Polarization-Enabled MIMO Bidirectional Device-to-Device Communications via RIS
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DOI：10.1109/TCOMM.2022.3217516.png)
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In future wireless networks, device-to-device (D2D) communications are expected to play an important role to support a plethora of applications. To meet the target quality of service while ensuring high reliability, and high spectral and energy efficiencies, manipulation of the radio waves by reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS) will be critical. In this context, leveraging concepts of polarization, this paper proposes a framework for bidirectional D2D communications, where the data exchange between a central node and devices operating in distinct polarization states, is multiple-input multiple-output in nature and takes place via a dual-polarized RIS, in the presence of hardware impairments and imperfect interference cancellation, as well as impairments caused by the spatial correlation and cross-polarization. Performance evaluation of such a framework is conducted in terms of key metrics, namely, bit error rate, outage probability, channel capacity, and energy efficiency, for which closed-form expressions are obtained considering transmissions over Nakagami fading channels. An asymptotic analysis is also conducted to evaluate the achievable diversity gains, by approximating the Nakagami model with a tractable Gamma model. Further, the impact of imperfect channel estimation on performance is also investigated. Comparative numerical results are provided, and the effects of the main system parameters on performance are analyzed. The proposed framework is shown to provide significant performance improvements as compared to D2D communications via non-polarized RIS.
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D2D communications
full duplex
hardware impairments
performance evaluation
polarization
RIS
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