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In-band spectrum sensing (SS) requires that secondary users (SUs) periodically interrupt their communication to detect the emergence of the primary users (PUs) in the channel. A new approach referred to as spectrum monitoring (SM) was proposed by Boyd et al., which allows the SU to employ its receiver statistics to detect the emergence of the PU during its own communication periods. In this paper,...
In-band spectrum sensing protocols require that the secondary users (SU's) periodically suspend their transmission periods and sense the channel in order to determine whether the primary user (PU) has emerged or not. There is a tradeoff between the spectrum sensing period and the throughput of the SU, often referred to as sensing-throughput tradeoff. In this paper, using the receiver error count,...
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