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Enhanced energy detector via algebraic approach for spectrum sensing in cognitive radio networks

Jemaa et al., 2012

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8637671593015597165
Author
Jemaa A
Turki M
Guibene W
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2012 7th International ICST Conference on Cognitive Radio Oriented Wireless Networks and Communications (CROWNCOM)

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This paper 1 deals with spectrum sensing techniques used to efficient utilization of limited spectrum resource. The most used technique is the energy detector as it is the simplest one for real time implementation and performs well for high SNR. This paper is concerned with …
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