Secondary Data Transmissions with Two-Way Relay in Cognitive Radio Networks

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For improving the spectrum hole utilization in cognitive radio networks, two-way relaying is used in this paper to assist two secondary users in exchanging information. The 2-step and 3-step two-way relaying models are respectively discussed with imperfect spectrum sensing. Moreover, the closed-form expressions of outage probability for the two models are derived with a primary user protection constraint. Simulation shows that 3-step model outperforms 2-step in terms of the outage performance.

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