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On the ergodic capacity of multiple antenna cognitive satellite terrestrial networks

The integration of cognitive radio (CR) into satellite networks is recognized as an effective strategy to enhance the efficiency of radio spectrum. This paper investigates the ergodic capacity of a multiple antenna cognitive satellite terrestrial network, where the secondary terrestrial system can coexist with the primary satellite system as long as the interference imposed from the secondary user (SU) to the primary user (PU) is below a predefined threshold. Specifically, the Meijer-G function based analytical expression for the ergodic capacity of the secondary network is derived, which not only provides an efficient means to evaluate the system performance but also characterize the impact of various channel parameters on the network. Finally, simulation results are provided to demonstrate the validity of the theoretical analysis.