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Cooperative Connectivity Models for Wireless Relaying Networks 1 Introduction With the development of modern wireless communication technology, capacity of communication systems and transmission reliability is greatly increased, and new technologies, new concepts has emerged. However, this kind of great development also leads to degraded wireless transmission environment and shrunk radio resources, which make a huge challenge against new generation of communication and people’s increasing demands on mobile data services. From Turbo code and MIMO transmission to OFDM processing, we have witnessed each milestone’s establishment in wireless communications. Right now, we are witnessing a new concept called cooperative relay transmission stepping onto the stage and showing off its potential capacity. 2 Cooperative relay Cooperative relay also known as cooperative diversity, the principle from the idea virtual antenna array . 1) The cooperative relay is an extension of a single path relay, the source node S and destination node D can be introduced between one or more nodes with a common coverage area act as a relay node R, the destination node can merge data from the source node and relay node. This can solve the problem that the terminal can’t be cofigured with multi-antenna. According to the various time slots between each node to send and receive data, we define X → Y as X launch, Y receive. Cooperative relaying can be divided into three categories shown in Table 1. Destination node merges signals, received by different time slots to obtain spatial diversity gain. As the destination node uses a multi-path signal information, so you can get spatial diversity gain, thus the reliability of relay link data rate has been guaranteed. Table 1 The type of Protocol relay Time slot Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 First Time slot S—R、D S—R、D S—R Second Time slot S—D、R—D R— D S—D、R—D D: Destination node R: Relay node S: Source node In any wireless relay link, you can use t