Energy-efficient transmission with imperfect spectrum sensing in cognitive radio
Lin Zhang, Ming Bo Xiao, Gang Wu, Shaoqian Li, Ying‐Chang Liang · 2016
We investigate the energy efficiency (EE) in cognitive radio networks, where cognitive users are allowed to access the licensed frequency band opportunistically, provided that the licensed band is vacant. In particular, we study the impact of imperfect spectrum sensing and formulate the EE maximization as a joint optimization problem of the spectrum sensing duration and the transmit power of the cognitive transmitter. Specially, we consider the constraints of both the collision probability between the primary and cognitive transmission and the outage probability of the cognitive transmission. Since the joint optimization problem of the sensing duration and the transmit power is hard to be solved directly, we decompose it into two sub-problems with the spectrum sensing duration and the transmit power as variables, respectively. Based on the analytical solvers of the two sub-problems, we propose an iterative-based algorithm to solve the joint optimization problem. Finally, numerical results are provided to validate the analysis and performance of our proposed algorithms.