Abstract:

Considering that the device-to-device (D2D) communication can cause interference among D2D users, cellular users and the base station when sharing wireless resources with cellular network, a D2D interference elimination scheme based on network coding is proposed in this paper. Specifically, the D2D transmitter conducts the cellular interference signals and D2D signals by network coding, and after receiving the encoded signals, the D2D receiver eliminates the cellular interference signals by interferences reconstruction. Performance analysis and simulation results show that, on the premise that the D2D communication system can multiplex cellular user resources and improve the spectrum utilization, the scheme can improve the achievable rate and network throughput of the D2D communication system, and reduce the symbol error probability furthermore.