Abstract
Cognitive radios is emerging in research laboratories as a promising wireless paradigm, which will integrate benefits of software defined radio with a complete aware communication behavior. To reach this goal many issues remain still open, such as powerful algorithms for sensing the external environment. This paper presents a further step in the direction of allowing cooperative spectrum sensing in peer-to-peer cognitive networks by using distributed detection theory. The approach aims at improving the radio awareness with respect to stand alone scenario as it is shown with theoretical and experimental results
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