Spectrum Sensing Based on Enhanced Energy Detector in Cognitive Radio Communications
Authors:DEEPIKA.B, CH.USHA KUMAR
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Authors:DEEPIKA.B, CH.USHA KUMAR
Abstract: Cognitive radio communication has emerged as an efficient mean of utilization of spectrum for wireless
communication. In cognitive radio communication the energy detector logic for spectrum estimation is the most eminent part
for estimation of used spectrum over unused spectrum. The estimation error rate for such a system is dependent on the
probability based hypothetical estimation approach. Wherein conventional energy detectors make the probability estimation
based on derived threshold, the error rate is purely dependent on the accuracy of the threshold limits. In this paper a bi-level
threshold modeling is proposed. The bi-level estimation approach presents an approach for non-linearity factor consideration
for secondary users in Cognitive Radio communication. The obtained simulative observation illustrates the significance of bilevel
estimator logic over conventional estimator logic.
Keywords: Cognitive Radio, Spectrum Estimation, Energy Detector, Bi-Level Limits.
INTRODUCTION
Cognitive radio is an exciting emerging communication
model which may be considered as a solution to inefficient
usage of fixed allocated licensed frequency spectrum.
Significant improvement in spectrum utilization can be
achieved by allowing an unlicensed or secondary user (SU)
to access a licensed frequency band when the licensed or
primary user (PU) is absent. In cognitive radio, SU senses
an idle frequency band of a PU, and if a band is found to be
idle, SU may transmit over that band. But as soon as PU
returns, SU must vacate the band immediately. This
complete process requires accurate spectrum sensing to
avoid harmful interference to PU. There have been a lot of
spectrum sensing techniques. Among those energy detector
gives an effective spectrum sensing performance. The
energy detector is a very useful non-coherent detector used
to detect the presence of PU. It detects the presence of a
PU‟s signal by measuring its energy and comparing the
measured energy with a predetermined threshold.
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