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Evaluation of required sensing time for multimedia transmission over cognitive ultra wideband system

Aripin et al., 2009

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9764708328651104789
Author
Aripin N
Rashid R
Fisal N
Yusof S
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2009 International Conference on Ultra Modern Telecommunications & Workshops

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Limited available spectrum and the inefficiency in the spectrum usage necessitate the use of cognitive radio (CR) approach to exploit the existing wireless spectrum opportunistically. To achieve the goal of CR, it is a fundamental requirement that the cognitive user (CU) performs …
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