Analysis of Cyclostationary and Energy based Detection
Author(s):
Ms. Sonia, Mrs. Amandeep Kaur
Keywords:
Cognitive radio, Energy Detection, Cyclostationary Detection
Abstract
Cognitive radio(CR) an emerging wireless technology that has the potential to increases the spectrum usage. It is the technology that taking the wireless technology to a new level. CR provides better utilization of spectrum by utilizing the spectrum white spaces in order to provide better quality of service to users and minimizing the interference that occurs in the networks. In the proposed work, two Spectrum Sensing techniques for Cognitive radio network are used which include Cyclostationary detection and Energy detection techniques. The detection of Cyclostationary signal is not a new term but there is a lot of work to be done in this field. In this paper, the parameter used for Cyclostationary signal is Spectral Correlation function. The detection capability of SCF with different windows is used to check the periodicity of the signal using different windows. Due to the periodicity of the baseband signal, SCF would be able to detect the primary user signal at very low SNR. We also analyze in our work that capability of periodicity of the signal of SCF is not only limited to noise affected signal, perhaps it is also able to detect the attenuated signal. We also simulated Energy detector over MIMO fading channel as it models both Rician fading channel and Rayleigh fading channel. The performance is analyzed in terms of Bit error rate by providing low probability of false alarm and high probability of detection. The Statistical test based comparison is made between the two sensing techniques to evaluate the performance in terms of signal to noise ratio. Set of simulations have been conducted in MATLAB in the proposed work.
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Unique Paper ID: 142523
Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 2, Issue 2
Page(s): 250 - 254
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