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Abstract The spectrum scarcity is the biggest problem in the wireless communication system that resulting from the wireless devices increments and the new advanced technologies that required high data rate transmission. Therefore, some communication techniques Device to Device (D2D) communication systems were proposed to overcome this problem. D2D communication in the cellular networks is characterized as an immediate communication between two mobile users without crossing the Base Station (BS) or the core center within either the cellular spectrum (licensed spectrum) that called inband D2D communication or unlicensed spectrum that called outband D2D communication. The most significant feature of utilizing the D2D communication is the data rate transmission enhancement instead of utilizing the conventional communication. So, it can extremely increase the communication system spectral efficiency. In addition, the throughput, energy efficiency, delay, and fairness of the communication link can also be enhanced. The cooperative D2D communication network is applied in the cellular spectrum system, where one of the D2D users acts as a relay to the cellular user (CU). Therefore, the CU data which suffers from the noise and the fading environment can be sent to the destination with the maximum signal to noise ratio. In this moment, the CU dedicates a special part of the cellular spectrum to the D2D users as a reward to establish D2D communication. VI In our research, we focused on the cooperative D2D communication networks where the electronic relay is proposed to act as a relay to the CU. Electronic relay is a selective relay scheme that consists of three hybrid cooperative relay schemes. The three types of cooperative diversities are Compress and forward relay (CF) with Wyner Ziv coding, Decode and Forward relay (DF) with LDPC code and Amplify and Forward relay (AF) with different gain. The comparisons between the proposed relay scheme and the other previous schemes are illustrated. In fact, the electronic relay is selected from the available D2D pair in cellular network. Therefore, the interference on the CU communication resulting from D2D communication is appeared and the performance between two links (D2D & Cellular) is reduced. Thereby, two interference management and interference avoidance techniques in inband underlay D2D communication networks are proposed to overcome this problem. The proposed schemes is called ERIMA scheme. ERIMA indicates to the Electronic Relay with Interference Management and Interference Avoidance scheme. Simulation results are also provided to verify the tightness of the derived results. Therefore, two simulation parameters are utilized in order to evaluate the receiver performance and the channel performance called, bit error rate (BER) and outage probability, respectively. Moreover, the proposed techniques are compared with the other previous research works in terms of the two parameters. Furthermore, the effect of increasing the electronic relay number over the cellular spectrum is studied. Moreover, we propose the cohabitation of the three important technologies that have been raised for the wireless communication, called, device and device communication and massive MIMO (multi VII input-multi output) with one of the advanced cooperative relay networks called electronic relay network. The possible advantages of those technologies are known separately, but the cohabitation with the relay network has not been sufficiently introduced. Multiple antennas at the electronic relay and massive MIMO antenna at the destination are utilized to serve multiple cellular users. The signal to interference plus noise ratio is derived, and thereby the average sum rate (ASR) is obtained. Moreover, the ASR is derived as a function of the destination antennas number, electronic relay antenna number, different numbers of CU users and the D2D user density within a certain cellular spectrum. Finally, the applications of the electronic relay in the electronic field are introduced in details. Also, some electronic circuits that are associated with the relay are explained. |