Selection of Cognitive Users in Cooperative Spectrum Sensing

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Cooperative spectrum sensing under network overhead constraints is studied. To protect the primary user well, the detection probability must exceed the predefined threshold. Based on the protection of the primary user, the constraints on optimal number of cognitive users are defined by weighting the detection performance and the usage efficiency in a target function. The analysis of the target function is given under energy fusion strategy in the fusion center. The simulation results show the validity of the constraints.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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5218-5222

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January 2012

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