Joint Antenna Selection and Beamforming Design for Active RIS-aided ISAC Systems

📅 2025-01-16
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In A-RIS-aided ISAC systems, the large number of RF chains incurs high power consumption, severely limiting the joint performance of radar sensing and multi-user communications. Method: This paper pioneers the integration of antenna selection into this architecture, proposing a joint antenna selection and beamforming optimization framework. We design a novel cuckoo search-based high-gain channel-aware antenna selection mechanism and formulate a joint optimization problem that maximizes the weighted sum rate (WSR) subject to radar transmit power constraints. The problem is efficiently solved by combining the WMMSE algorithm with fractional programming. Results: Simulations demonstrate that the proposed scheme reduces the number of RF chains by over 40%, while incurring negligible degradation in both communication throughput and sensing performance under limited power budgets. Overall, it outperforms the full-connected benchmark in terms of energy efficiency and integrated ISAC performance.

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📝 Abstract
Active reconfigurable intelligent surface (A-RIS) aided integrated sensing and communications (ISAC) system has been considered as a promising paradigm to improve spectrum efficiency. However, massive energy-hungry radio frequency (RF) chains hinder its large-scale deployment. To address this issue, an A-RIS-aided ISAC system with antenna selection (AS) is proposed in this work, where a target is sensed while multiple communication users are served with specifically selected antennas. Specifically, a cuckoo search-based scheme is first utilized to select the antennas associated with high-gain channels. Subsequently, with the properly selected antennas, the weighted sum-rate (WSR) of the system is optimized under the condition of radar probing power level, power budget for the A-RIS and transmitter. To solve the highly non-convex optimization problem, we develop an efficient algorithm based on weighted minimum mean square error (WMMSE) and fractional programming (FP). Simulation results show that the proposed AS scheme and the algorithm are effective, which reduce the number of RF chains without significant performance degradation.
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A-RIS Assisted ISAC Systems
High Energy Consumption
Simultaneous Target Sensing and Multi-User Communication
Innovation

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Antenna Selection
Cuckoo Search Method
Weighted Minimum Mean Square Error
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