Jamming-Aware Randomized Spectrum Sharing in Cognitive Radio Communication Networks

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doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.513-517.834

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Jamming-Aware Randomized Spectrum Sharing in Cognitive Radio Communication Networks

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We investigatein this paper spectrum sharing techniques for multiple unlicensed userstoshareanavailablesparechannelincognitiveradionetworks. Inparticular,consideringasingle-slotted aloha channel access model, we develop an effcient transmission framework that enablesthe detection of jamming attacks. The proposed transmission strategy adopts a randomized PN-codeassignmentforeach transmissionslot. Furthermore,giventhePN-basedtransmissionframe-work, a two-step jamming detection algorithm is also devised by combining an energy detectorand a correlation detector. Theoretical analysis of the detection performance is presented and theimpactofsystemparameters is demonstratedthroughnumericalexamples.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 513-517)

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Ying Lin

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Cognitive Radio Network, Jamming Attacks, Network Security, Spectrum Sharing

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