Numerical analysis of the impact of shadow fading in power control and contention control interference management schemes in cognitive radio

Igbinosa, Ireyuwa E.; Oyerinde, Olutayo O.; Srivastava, Viranjay M.; Mneney, Stanley H.

doi:10.1109/etncc.2015.7184824

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“…Due to the contention control all CR transmitters are spaced from one and other with a contention distance across two CR transmitters. The distribution of all the transmitting CR transmitters can be modelled in a Matern Hard-core (MH) point process [30]. However, approximation for MH point process usually disregards the dependence amongst the CR transmitters and treats an MH point's process as a result of independent thinning process.…”

Section: B Contention Control Schemementioning

confidence: 99%

Power and Contention Control Scheme: As a Good Candidate for Interference Modeling in Cognitive Radio Network

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Oyerinde²,

Srivastava³

et al. 2015

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Abstract-Due to the ever growing need for spectrum, the cognitive radio (CR) has been proposed to improve the radio spectrum utilization. In this scenario, the secondary users (SU) are permitted to share spectrum with the licensed primary users (SU) with a strict condition that they do not cause harmful interference to the cognitive network. In this work, we have proposed an interference model for cognitive radio network that utilizes power or contention control interference management schemes. We derived the probability density function (PDF) with the power control scheme, where the power of transmission of the CR transmitter is guided by the power control law and also with contention control scheme that has a fixed transmission power for all CR transmitter controlled by a contention control protocol. This protocol makes a decision on which CR transmitter can transmit at any point in time. In this work, we have shown that power and contention control schemes are good candidates for interference modeling in cognitive radio system. The impact of the unknown location of the primary receiver on the resulting interference generated by the CR transmitters was investigated and the results shows that the challenges of the hidden primary receivers lead to higher CR-primary interference in respect to higher mean and variance. Finally, the presented results show power control and the contention control scheme are good candidates in reducing the interference generated by the cognitive radio network.

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Section: B Contention Control Schemementioning

confidence: 99%