Achievable Rate of Multi-Cell Downlink Massive MIMO Systems with D2D Underly

In this paper, a new analytical framework model based on stochastic geometry for Device-To-Device (D2D) communication underlaying multi-cell massive Multi-Input-Multi-Output (MIMO) system is proposed. Assuming Maximum Ratio Transmission or Zero Forcing precoding scheme for cellular downlink transmission, the impact of RF mismatches and achievable rate of cellular user are analytically derived. The studied model assumes truncated Gaussian distribution to model RF mismatches, D2D interference, inter cell interference, and intra-cell interference. Accordingly, closed form expressions of lower-bound achievable data rate for cellular users is derived. Moreover, asymptotic performance analysis under the assumption of large number of antennas has been performed. Simulation results are found to coinside with the theoritical results and validated our model.

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