Cognitive Impulse Ultra Wide Band Spectrum Sharing Radio and Pulse Shaping

Feng Shan Zhang; Cai Feng Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.385-386.1610

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Cognitive Impulse Ultra Wide Band Spectrum Sharing Radio and Pulse Shaping

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Both underlay spectrum sharing radios and overlay spectrum sharing radios have their advantages and disadvantages. Ultra wide band (UWB) and cognitive radio (CR) are important underlay and overlay technology respectively used as secondary radio systems. In this paper, a cognitive impulse ultra wide band (CIUWB) spectrum sharing radio technology is presented based on impulse UWB and CR.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 385-386)

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Feng Shan Zhang, Cai Feng Liang

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Cognitive Radio (CR), Pulse Shaping, Surroundings Decision, Ultra Wide Band (UWB)

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