A Frequency-Domain Based Cognitive Radio Cooperative Sensing and Spectrum Competition Method
A cognitive radio and cooperative sensing technology, applied in the field of frequency domain-based cognitive radio cooperative sensing and spectrum competition, can solve the problem of ineffective reduction of control signal system overhead, without consideration of distributed cognitive radio network, without consideration of coordination Detection process and other issues, to achieve the effect of improving sensitivity and timeliness, saving competition time, and improving spectrum utilization
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[0029] like figure 1 As shown, when distributed cognitive radio adopts cooperative spectrum detection, each secondary user must perform independent spectrum sensing first. Then use the reporting channel for result exchange and fusion. The reporting channel is generally a pre-specified specific channel used by all secondary users. After the results are fused, the secondary user performs spectrum according to their own transmission requirements and transmits on the available data channel.
[0030] like figure 2 As shown, the traditional distributed cognitive radio network will perform cooperative detection and spectrum competition serially in the time domain. Secondary users first perform independent spectrum detection, and after obtaining detection results, secondary users use pre-allocated time slots to exchange detection results, and organize and fuse them in other time slots. After multiple rounds of exchanges, secondary users compete for the available spectrum accordin...
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