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IRS - Coggle Diagram
IRS
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INTRO
Definition
Concept
planar surface comprising passive reflecting elements to induce a controllable amplitude and/or phase change to the incident signal independently
Purpose
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Flexible reconfiguring signal propagation/wireless channels between transmitters - receivers 2 achieve desired realizations and/or distributions
Advantage
By (1) => implemented with orders-of-magnitude lower hardware/energy cost (vs. active antenna arrays or active surfaces)
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By (2) => competitive advantages (vs. half-duplex relay: low spectral efficiency/ FD relay: sophisticated techniques
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Charateristic
(1) Reflecting elements (low-cost printed dipoles) only passively reflect impinging signals without transmit RF chains
(2) operates in full-duplex, no antenna noise amplification/ self-interference
(3) low profile, light weight + conformal geometry
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Existing tech
BSs, APs, RRHs: higher energy consumption + deployment cost + network interference issue
More antennas 2 harness the enormous M-MIMO: increased hardware + energy cost + signal processing complexity
mmWave, THz: higher propagation loss over distance
ultra-reliable = compensate 4 channel fading = various modulation + coding + diversity techniques/ adaptive power/rate control + beamforming tech => limited control => no high-capacity and ultra-reliable achived
Key design issues
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Deployment
re-investigated: different array architectures + operating mechanisms of IRS vs. active BSs/APs and relays
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