Optimal Channel Sensing Order for Various Applications in Cognitive Radio Networks

Huang, Junyuan; Zhou, Huaibei; Chen, Yongqun; Chen, Bo; Zhu, Xingyu; Kong, Ruoshan

doi:10.1007/s11277-012-0906-x

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“…In [18] sensing order and power allocation are jointly considered to achieve the maximum energy efficiency. Our previous study in [19] proposed sensing order setting schemes for both real-time and best-effort applications. However in the above researches the sensing ordering problem is discussed only for single-user case.…”

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Distributed and Centralized Schemes for Channel Sensing Order Setting in Multi-user Cognitive Radio Networks

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Channel sensing order setting is crucial for efficient channel exploration and exploitation in cognitive radio (CR) networks. This paper investigates the sensing order setting problem in multi-channel multi-user CR networks for both distributed scenario and centralized scenario. As the optimal solution is too complicated, two suboptimal greedy search algorithms with much less computational complexities are proposed. The channel availability, channel achievable rate, multi-user diversity and collisions among CR users are considered comprehensively in our proposed methods. For the distributed scenario, a novel potential function is proposed to represent the relative advantage of a channel used by a user among multi channels and multi users, based on which each user can get its own sensing order. For the centralized scenario, a sensing matrix is obtained by a coordinator for all the users. It is shown that, CR users' average throughput increases and collision probability decreases with the number of channels due to increased transmission opportunities. The total network throughput increases with the number of user pairs due to multi-user diversity. Simulation results validate the efficacy of the proposed schemes in elevating CR users' throughput and decreasing the probability of collision, and show the performance improvement of the proposed schemes by comparisons with existing works.

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