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Introduction

Wireless communication system


design requires higher data rate and
larger channel capacity as well as
better quality of service and spectrum
utilization efficiency to meet the needs
of wireless users.
Security issues have drawn much
research attention in wireless
communications due to its open air
nature.
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Cognitive Radio Technology
Motivation
1. Frequency spectrum a scarce
resource
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Figure 1. Frequency allocation chart in US as of 2003
Cognitive Radio Technology
Motivation
2. Spectrum access is a more significant problem
than spectrum scarcity.

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Figure 2. Measurements of spectrum utilization in downtown Berkeley

Literature Review
Definition
Cognitive radio [1] is a technology of wireless
communications in which a network or a user
flexibly changes its transmitting or receiving
parameters to achieve more efficient
communication performance without interfering
with
licensed or unlicensed users.

1. J. Mitola and G. Maguire, Cognitive radio: Making software radios more
personal, IEEE Communication Magazine, vol. 6, no. 4, pp. 1318, Aug.
1999.

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Main functions
Cognitive
Radios
Spectrum
Sensing
Spectrum
Sharing
Spectrum
Mobility
Spectrum
Management
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Existing system
The two types of cognitive radio are
presented and examples on both
spectrum interweave and spectrum
underlay cognitive radio antenna systems
are detailed. Reconfigurable filtennas are
proposed as communicating antennas in
a MIMO setting for both cases of cognitive
radio. The benefits of resorting to
filtennas as well as toMIMO configuration
is shown and discussed herein. The
various antenna
examples are designed, tested and
compared with each other. Conclusions
are drawn based on the presented results.
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Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive
Radios
Definition
Spectrum sensing is to obtain
awareness about the spectrum usage
and existence of primary users in a
geographical area.



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Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive
Radios
Spectrum sensing
A classical signal detection problem
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0
1
( )
( )
( ) ( )
n t H
x t
hs t n t H

=

+

channel gain
noise
primary signal
Spectrum sensing methods
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Spectrum
sensing
Transmitter
detection
Matched
filter
detection
Energy
detection
Cyclostationary
detection
Cooperative
detection
Interference
temperature
detection
Poposed system for filtering
antenna
Transmitter detection
1) filter detection







Advantages: Better detection performance and less time to
achieve
processing gain
Disadvantages: Priori knowledge of primary signal is required
(such as
pilots, preambles or synchronized messages).
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Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive
Radios
Transmitter detection
2) Energy detection



Decision statistic Y follows Chi-square distribution

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2
2 0
2
2 1

( )
M
M
H
Y
H
_
_

Transmitter detection
2) Energy detection
False alarm probability and detection probability




is decision threshold

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0
1
( , / 2)
( | )
( )
( | ) ( 2 , 2 )
f r
d r m
M T
P P Y T H
M
P P Y T H Q T
I
= > =
I
= > =
T
Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive
Radios
Transmitter detection
3) Cyclostationary detection
Exploits built-in periodicity of modulated signals
couple with sine wave carriers, hopping
sequences,
cyclic prefixes and etc.
Advantages: better performance than energy
detection
Disadvantages: more computational complexity
and
longer observation time.

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Proposed sytem
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Algorithms

1. Cognitive radio network for 20 Nodes.
2. Time-delay bandwidth product
3. f linear scale
4. AVG. PROB OF DETECTION(computes the
generalized Marcum Q)
5. AVG. PROB OF FALSE ALARM(compute incompelete
gamma function)
6. AVG. PROB OF MISSED DETECTION OVER AWGN
7. FFT FILTER for spectrum filtering

---------------------Energy Detection---------------------------------
---
1. variance of noise
2. Time-delay bandwidth product

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Hardware/Software
Superhetrodyne receiver
Transmitter
Receiver
Microcontroller
Software
MATLAB
Ccs compiler
Eagle
AT commands

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