In cognitive radio （CR） systems, efficient spectrum sensing ensures the secondary user （SU） to successfully access the spectrum hole. Typically, the detection problem has been considered separately from the optimi...In cognitive radio （CR） systems, efficient spectrum sensing ensures the secondary user （SU） to successfully access the spectrum hole. Typically, the detection problem has been considered separately from the optimization of transmission strategy. However, in practice, due to non-zero probabilities of miss detection and false alarm, the sensing phase has an impact on the throughput of SUs as well as on the transmission of primary user （PU）. In this paper, using energy detection, we maximize the total throughput of SUs by jointly optimizing the detection threshold and transmission strategy in multiband CR systems. A set of iteration based algorithms are proposed to solve this mix-integer programming problem, which show better performance compared with uniform detection threshold selection algorithm suggested by IEEE 802.22 standard.展开更多
基金supported by the Key Project (2010ZX03003-001-01)the Hi-Tech Research and Development Program of China (2009AA011802)Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University (NCET)
文摘In cognitive radio （CR） systems, efficient spectrum sensing ensures the secondary user （SU） to successfully access the spectrum hole. Typically, the detection problem has been considered separately from the optimization of transmission strategy. However, in practice, due to non-zero probabilities of miss detection and false alarm, the sensing phase has an impact on the throughput of SUs as well as on the transmission of primary user （PU）. In this paper, using energy detection, we maximize the total throughput of SUs by jointly optimizing the detection threshold and transmission strategy in multiband CR systems. A set of iteration based algorithms are proposed to solve this mix-integer programming problem, which show better performance compared with uniform detection threshold selection algorithm suggested by IEEE 802.22 standard.
