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Performance Analysis of Transmit Power Control Scheme in Cognitive Radio Network


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1 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya, India
2 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Lyllapur Khalsa College of Engineering, India
3 Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Lovely Professional University, India
     

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Cognitive radio is a promising technology which provides efficient radio resource utilization. This paper presents a contextual literature review of the different approaches with their simulation results and identifies the one that best suits the cognitive radio environment. In recent years, a variety of transmit power control algorithms have been proposed for organizing cognitive radio networks. Firstly, we review the two transmit-power control schemes, which are specified in existing research papers, namely fixed and adaptive transmit-power control schemes. Secondly, we proposed transmit-power control schemes based on spectrum sensing side information. In order to achieve better sensing performance, we are employing more number of antennas at secondary user. Due to better sensing performance, we can exercise more accurate control on transmit power of secondary user transmitter.

Keywords

Cognitive Radio, Fixed Power Control, Adaptive Power Control, Sensing Information, Probability of Detection.
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Authors

Sandeep Kumar Jain
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya, India
Y. S. Randhawa
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Lyllapur Khalsa College of Engineering, India
Kanwaljeet Singh
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Lovely Professional University, India

Abstract


Cognitive radio is a promising technology which provides efficient radio resource utilization. This paper presents a contextual literature review of the different approaches with their simulation results and identifies the one that best suits the cognitive radio environment. In recent years, a variety of transmit power control algorithms have been proposed for organizing cognitive radio networks. Firstly, we review the two transmit-power control schemes, which are specified in existing research papers, namely fixed and adaptive transmit-power control schemes. Secondly, we proposed transmit-power control schemes based on spectrum sensing side information. In order to achieve better sensing performance, we are employing more number of antennas at secondary user. Due to better sensing performance, we can exercise more accurate control on transmit power of secondary user transmitter.

Keywords


Cognitive Radio, Fixed Power Control, Adaptive Power Control, Sensing Information, Probability of Detection.

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