The optimization of secrecy rate is studied in the wireless relay-eavesdropper channel in which the nodes harvest energy.An enhanced physical layer security communication scheme is proposed based on artificial noise-aided cooperative jamming and energy cooperation.All nodes follow the save-then-transmit protocol.The nodes harvest energy first

which is then used to transmit the data.The relay is operated as an amplify-and-forward relay

and the destination sends intended jamming noise to protect information.Since the relay requires more energy

surplus energy is transferred from the destination to the relay to increase the available power of the relay.A two-step optimization algorithm to maximize the secrecy rate is derived through the optimization of the energy-saving time ratio and the jamming power allocation scaling factor.The simulation results prove that the proposed energy cooperation scheme can effectively improve secrecy rate.