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A Selection Scheme for Optimum Number of   Cooperative Secondary Users in Spectrum Sensing

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  • (Department of Electronic Engineering, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Shanghai 200240, China)

Received date: 2010-11-09

  Online published: 2012-01-12

Abstract

 An optimization scheme for choosing the
optimum number of secondary users in cooperative spectrum sensing
based on the cyclostationary feature detection with Neyman-Pearson
criterion is proposed in this paper. The optimal soft combination
test statistic for the cooperative spectrum sensing based on
cyclostationary feature detection is derived according to the
generalized likelihood ratio test and its corresponding detection
performance is deduced. A target function, considering two important
parameters as the resource use efficiency and the number of samples
employed by each cooperative secondary user in the system design, is
constructed to obtain the optimum number of cooperative secondary
users. It can be found that the selection scheme is to make a
tradeoff between the system complexity of the cognitive radio
network and the global sensing performance of the cooperative
spectrum sensing.

Cite this article

LIN Ying-pei (林英沛), HE Chen (何 晨), JIANG Ling-ge (蒋铃鸽), HE Di (何 迪) . A Selection Scheme for Optimum Number of   Cooperative Secondary Users in Spectrum Sensing[J]. Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Science), 2011 , 16(6) : 652 -657 . DOI: 10.1007/s12204-011-1206-4

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