... 1. Cognitiveradio medium access method III. Cognitiveradio delay analysis ...called cognitiveradio users that explore opportunistically the free frequency ...of ...
... CognitiveRadio Networks A main goal of any cognitiveradio architecture is to protect the primary users from interference ...multi-hop cognitiveradio networks is proposed in ...
... licensed radio spectrum is very underutilized in spatial and temporal domains [ 7 ], [ 1 ...of cognitiveradio (CR) techniques for dynamic spectrum access to enhance the spectrum utilization [ 2 ...
... character. Cognitiveradio network (CR) is a promising technology that provides solutions for the spectrum management and optimization problems via dynamic spectrum ...of radio spectrum and strongly ...
... speaking, cognitiveradio (CR), is empowered by a new architectural framework called software defined radio ...where radio adaptation to the environment is only restricted to the operating ...
... Abstract In this paper, we present a new queueing model providing the accurate average system time for packets transmitted over a cognitiveradio (CR) link for multiple traffic classes with the preemptive ...
... sides, cognitiveradio (CR) which enables smart use of ra- dio resources, is a key ingredient to achieve high spectral ef- ficiency ...of cognitiveradio and eventually to optimized the ...
... Abstract—In CognitiveRadio (CR) systems, primary licensed and secondary unlicensed users share the same ...reciprocal Radio Frequency (RF) front- ends, this non reciprocity can be compensated by ...
... Simplified cognitive cycle A cognitiveradio has sensors which are used to acquire knowledge of its ...the radio frequency equipment. Cognitiveradio is usually used for dynamic ...
... in cognitiveradio networks, and modeling it using game theoretic tools [ 1 ]-[ 5 ...in cognitiveradio was initially considered from a collaborative sensing and access perspective in [ 1 ]-[ ...
... discriminator–locked tunable oscillator. Moreover, tunable RF front-end components that have largely been studied and implemented for the future software defined cognitiveradio systems (SDCR) are RF ...
... Despite of the similarity to the MAB problem, the spec- trum access problem in cognitiveradio networks has several specificities that make it especially challenging to tackle. One major specialty lies in ...
... This work has been partly supported by IRCICA USR 3380. between the two devices by considering an overall power budget [9]. Furthermore, a cognitiveradio context is assumed in which the opportunistic user ...
... 4) Simulation results: Figure 4 (a) shows results for a scenario where over a single channel network we modify the overlap size and study its impact on medical device receivers. We consider Uniform and Poisson ...
... 4) Simulation results: Figure 4 (a) shows results for a scenario where over a single channel network we modify the overlap size and study its impact on medical device receivers. We consider Uniform and Poisson ...
... In the literature, several papers survey the usage of SS for CR. In [ 22 ], the authors presented many aspects of spectrum sensing from a cognitiveradio perspective. However, this paper is published more ...
... detection, Cognitiveradio, Small sample size, Dempster-Shafer theory of evidence 1 Introduction With the evolution and development of various wireless technologies, spectrum resources are becoming scarce ...
... Abstract Based on previous results on periodic non-uniform sampling (Multi-Coset) and using the well known Non-Uniform Fourier Transform through Bartlett's method for Power Spectral Density estimation, we propose a new ...
... VII. C ONCLUSION We have discussed the surveillance process to mitigate multi-channel selfish PUE in cognitiveradio networks. Two scenarios are considered: the selfish PUE attack with and without the ...
... of cognitiveradio and more generally opportunistic cooperative communications have been already demonstrated from a theoretical point of view and supported by various simulation ...node cognitive ...