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Cognitive Radio: State of Research Domain in Next Generation Wireless Networks - A Critical Analysis

by Jai Sukh Paul Singh, Jasvir Singh, A. S. Kang
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International Journal of Computer Applications
Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Volume 74 - Number 10
Year of Publication: 2013
Authors: Jai Sukh Paul Singh, Jasvir Singh, A. S. Kang
10.5120/12918-9741

Jai Sukh Paul Singh, Jasvir Singh, A. S. Kang . Cognitive Radio: State of Research Domain in Next Generation Wireless Networks - A Critical Analysis. International Journal of Computer Applications. 74, 10 ( July 2013), 1-9. DOI=10.5120/12918-9741

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title = { Cognitive Radio: State of Research Domain in Next Generation Wireless Networks - A Critical Analysis },
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issue_date = { July 2013 },
volume = { 74 },
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month = { July },
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Abstract

Cognitive Radio (CR) is a comparatively new technology in which problems like underutilization of spectrum and spectrum scarcity is solved based on the revolutionary ideas. Cognitive Radio allows group of users to identify and access to available spectrum resources for their optimum use. Recent studies show that most of the assigned spectrum is underutilized. On the other hand, the increasing number of wireless multimedia applications leads to a spectrum scarcity. Cognitive Radio is proposed as a promising technology to solve the imbalance between spectrum scarcity and spectrum underutilization. In Cognitive Radio, spectrum sensing is done in order to locate the unused spectrum segments. This paper show the strength and capabilities of Cognitive Radio processes and what makes it more powerful over the other competitive radio. Main focus is given on Present State of Research, Architecture and Future Scope for CR. Stress is given on Application areas, where Cognitive Radio techniques can be implemented and proved out to have upper-hand than the available Intelligence and adapting Radios.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Cognitive Radio Software Defined Radio Cognitive Cycle Spectrum Sensing Dynamic Spectrum Management Spectrum Sharing Spectrum Mobility Primary User Secondary User Cognitive User

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