2013
DOI: 10.1186/1687-1499-2013-159
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A new mathematical analysis of the probability of detection in cognitive radio over fading channels

Abstract: Cognitive radio (CR) enriches wireless technology systems by harnessing spectrum white spaces. Such systems require continuous and reliable sensing to provide high-quality service to their users and to minimize the interference they may cause to legacy networks. As the simplicity of implementation of energy detectors and their incoherent requirements make them an ideal candidate for this type of application, this work provides a further mathematical analysis to the probability of detection over different fadin… Show more

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“…For a large N , using the central limit theorem, the distribution of the decision variable Y will be central chi‐square χN2 under H 0 and noncentral chi‐square χ~N2 with N degrees of freedom under H 1 ; the distribution can be expressed as Y{,χN21emH0χ~N2.9emH1, and its probability density function (PDF) is written as fY(),y={,1σN2N2normalΓ(),N2y(),N21exp(),y2σ29emH012σ2yh2δ(),N2true/4exp[],y+h2δ2σ2×IN21(),h2italicδyσ20.5emH1, where δ=n=1Nμl(),n2=n=1NEln2, μ l ( n ) is the mean of the n th samples of jamming signal under H 1 . σ2=n=1NE(),…”
Section: Spectrum Sensing Performance Under Awgn Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a large N , using the central limit theorem, the distribution of the decision variable Y will be central chi‐square χN2 under H 0 and noncentral chi‐square χ~N2 with N degrees of freedom under H 1 ; the distribution can be expressed as Y{,χN21emH0χ~N2.9emH1, and its probability density function (PDF) is written as fY(),y={,1σN2N2normalΓ(),N2y(),N21exp(),y2σ29emH012σ2yh2δ(),N2true/4exp[],y+h2δ2σ2×IN21(),h2italicδyσ20.5emH1, where δ=n=1Nμl(),n2=n=1NEln2, μ l ( n ) is the mean of the n th samples of jamming signal under H 1 . σ2=n=1NE(),…”
Section: Spectrum Sensing Performance Under Awgn Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The preamble-detection probability depends on the detection threshold setting. In LTE systems, the detection threshold is determined by the target false-alarm probability [15,16]. Here, the false-alarm probability is defined as the probability that the receiver detects a preamble transmission when the received signal is purely noise.…”
Section: Preamble Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, the detection probability is defined as the probability that the receiver correctly detects the RAP transmitted from the MS. When the proposed RAP is received in mm-wave cellular systems with directional beams, the false-alarm probability in an AWGN channel is given by [15,16]…”
Section: Preamble Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The performance of energy detection (ED)-based spectrum sensing has been investigated for a variety of fading channels [6]. However, under "hyper-Rayleigh" fading conditions the performance of spectrum sensing is expected to be severely degraded.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%