Abstract
The spectrum sensing performance of Cognitive Radios (CRs) considering noisy signal measurements and the time domain transmission statistics of the Primary User (PU) is considered in this paper. When the spectrum is linearly swept in the frequency domain continuously to detect the presence of the PU the time-domain statistics of the PU plays an important role in the detection performance. This is true especially when the PU's bandwidth is much smaller than the CR's scanning frequency range. We model the transmission statistics that is the temporal characteristics of the PU as a Poisson arrival process with a random occupancy time. The spectrum sensing performance at the CR node is then theoretically analyzed based on noisy envelope detection together with the time domain spectral occupancy statistics. The miss detection and false alarm probabilities are derived from the considered spectral occupancy model and the noise model, and we present simulation results to verify our theoretical analysis. We also study the minimum required sensing time for the wideband CR to reliably detect the narrowband PU with a given confidence level considering its temporal characteristics.
Highlights
The Cognitive Radio (CR) concept is being under deep consideration to opportunistically utilize the electromagnetic spectrum for efficient radio transmission [1,2,3,4]
A channel selection scheme for CR nodes for a multichannel multiuser environment is proposedbased on Poisson traffic model in [25], and recently in [26, 27] we have studied the performance of shared spectrums sensing for Ultra Wideband (UWB)-based CR assuming the Poisson model for the Primary User (PU)
We present the simulation results using Matlab to verify the theoretical analysis performed in Section 5.1 Simulations were performed using Monte-Carlo techniques to generate the random (Poisson based) PU’s transmissions
Summary
The Cognitive Radio (CR) concept is being under deep consideration to opportunistically utilize the electromagnetic spectrum for efficient radio transmission [1,2,3,4]. EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking (SoS) as well as the spectrum sniffing hardware unit of the UWB-CR node and the corresponding time required to sense the spectrum Such a problem is considered to be a crucial one to be solved by many researchers and engineers working in this filed, such as in the European Union funded 20 MEuros project on EUWB [8]. Though the references in [22,23,24,25,26] have considered the Poisson model for the PU channel SoS they have presented mainly some simulation results to analyze the performances of the the CR node for spectrum sensing and channel occupancy efficiency.
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