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Performance analysis of spectrum monitoring for cognitive radios

Orooji et al., 2012

Document ID: 6903956906435532498
Author: Orooji M; Soltanmohammadi E; Naraghi-Pour M
Publication year: 2012
Publication venue: MILCOM 2012-2012 IEEE Military Communications Conference

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In-band spectrum sensing protocols require that the secondary users (SU's) periodically suspend their transmission periods and sense the channel in order to determine whether the primary user (PU) has emerged or not. There is a tradeoff between the spectrum sensing …

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