Wideband spectrum sensing (SS) allows cognitive radios (CRs) to reach, by monitoring large portions of spectrum, a better awareness of the surrounding radio environment. In this paper, we formulate wideband SS as a model order selection problem. This approach consists in the adoption of information theoretic criteria (ITC) to identify the occupied frequency components in a frequency domain representation of the observed signal. We provide a general formulation of the problem and then focus on the case in which discrete Fourier transform (DFT) is used as spectral representation. Finally, we propose consistent ITC for which we provide analytical expressions for the maximum probability of detection
Abstract — Since a cognitive radio does not have fixed spectra, it may need to sense a very large fr...
Spectrum sensing is a fundamental component in cognitiveradio. A major challenge in this area is the...
It has been widely recognized that utilization of radio spectrum by licensed wireless systems, e.g.,...
Wideband spectrum sensing (SS) allows cognitive radios (CRs) to reach, by monitoring large portions ...
Spectrum sensing is an essential functionality in cognitive radio (CR) systems allowing us to discov...
Spectrum sensing plays a fundamental role in cognitive radio (CR) networks allowing to discover spec...
International audienceWideband signals are expected to be used to achieve the required quality of se...
none3Spectrum sensing plays a central role in cognitive radio (CR), because it represents the way th...
Radio spectrum is an expensive resource and only licensed users have the right to use it. In the eme...
Cognitive radio has emerged as one of the most promising candidate solutions to improve spectrum uti...
Abstract Cognitive Radio (CR) improves the efficiency of spectrum utilization by allowing non- licen...
Spectrum sensing is a fundamental task in the complex field of cognitive radio systems. It allows a ...
Abstract — In the emerging paradigm of interoperable network, the cognitive users are allowed to tra...
The growing demand for available frequency bands in contrast to the scarcity of allocated spectrum s...
Abstract — Since a cognitive radio does not have fixed spectra, it may need to sense a very large fr...
Spectrum sensing is a fundamental component in cognitiveradio. A major challenge in this area is the...
It has been widely recognized that utilization of radio spectrum by licensed wireless systems, e.g.,...
Wideband spectrum sensing (SS) allows cognitive radios (CRs) to reach, by monitoring large portions ...
Spectrum sensing is an essential functionality in cognitive radio (CR) systems allowing us to discov...
Spectrum sensing plays a fundamental role in cognitive radio (CR) networks allowing to discover spec...
International audienceWideband signals are expected to be used to achieve the required quality of se...
none3Spectrum sensing plays a central role in cognitive radio (CR), because it represents the way th...
Radio spectrum is an expensive resource and only licensed users have the right to use it. In the eme...
Cognitive radio has emerged as one of the most promising candidate solutions to improve spectrum uti...
Abstract Cognitive Radio (CR) improves the efficiency of spectrum utilization by allowing non- licen...
Spectrum sensing is a fundamental task in the complex field of cognitive radio systems. It allows a ...
Abstract — In the emerging paradigm of interoperable network, the cognitive users are allowed to tra...
The growing demand for available frequency bands in contrast to the scarcity of allocated spectrum s...
Abstract — Since a cognitive radio does not have fixed spectra, it may need to sense a very large fr...
Spectrum sensing is a fundamental component in cognitiveradio. A major challenge in this area is the...
It has been widely recognized that utilization of radio spectrum by licensed wireless systems, e.g.,...