The Eigenvalue Decomposition Method for Wireless Physical Layer Security
For the wiretapping in wireless communication system,this paper proposes an eigenvalue decomposition method for wireless physical layer security.In the method,firstly,the channel state information matrix is decomposed into sub-channels by eigenvalue decomposition.Secondly,we choose the sub-channels with bigger eigenvalue to transmit useful signal and the one with the smallest eigenvalue is transformed into a random channel.Then,the received signal of legitimate receiver becomes steady,while eavesdroppers turns random.The simulations show that,by choosing the characteristic,the method can decrease the demands of legitimate channel state,and keep the eavesdroppers error probability at a high level,so as to increase the system security.We can get the conclusion that the eigenvalue decomposition method can prevent wiretapping and increase wireless physical layer security between the transmitter and legitimate receiver effectively.
physical layer security wireless system channel state information secrecy capacity eigenvalue decomposition
Hongwei Pang Xueming Wang Kaizhi Huang Jiang Ji
National Digital Switching System Engineering & Technological Research Center, Zhengzhou 450002, China
国际会议
2012 IEEE 14th International Conference on Communication Technology(2012年第十四届通信技术国际会议(ICCT 2012))
成都
英文
656-660
2012-11-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)