Distributed Interference Management in Femtocell Networks
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Abstract
This paper considers a two-tier cellular network wherein femtocell users, who communicate with their home-owner-deployed base stations, share the same frequency band with macrocell users by code-division multiple access (CDMA) technology. Since macrocell users have strictly higher priority in accessing the available radio spectrum, their quality-of-service (QoS) performance, expressed in terms of the minimum required signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR), should be maintained at all times. Femtocell users, on the other hand, are allowed to exploit residual network capacity for their own communications. In this work, we develop a joint power- and admission-control algorithm for interference management in such two-tier networks. Specifically, throughput-power tradeoff optimization is achieved for femtocell users while all macrocell users being supported with guaranteed QoS requirements whenever feasible. Importantly, the proposed algorithm makes power and admission control decisions in an autonomous and distributive manner with minimal coordination signaling, a desirable feature in two-tier networks where only limited exchange of signaling information can be afforded on backhaul links. Under certain practical conditions, the developed scheme is shown to converge to a stable solution. An effective technique is also proposed to improve the efficiency of such equilibrium in lightly-loaded networks. The performance of our proposed algorithm is demonstrated by numerical results.
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