Enriched the Spectrum Sensing Performance of Estimated SNR based Detector in Cognitive Radio Networks
Ashish Bagwari, Geetam Singh Tomar · International Journal of Hybrid Information Technology · 2015
Spectrum sensing is one of the vital functions, plays an important role in cognitive radio networks (CRN). This paper discuss to enrich the sensing performance of propose estimated signal to noise ratio (SNR) based detector. Estimated SNR detector consists two detectors, energy detector (ED) & ED with ADT detector, out of these two detectors only one will perform sensing operation at a time. Which detector will be work, selection will be done on condition between estimated SNR value (Se) and threshold (γ). Results show that proposed ESNR_ADT scheme outperforms the cyclostationary based sensing method by 30.5 % at – 10 dB SNR. It is also shown that the proposed scheme takes smaller detection time period as compare to cyclostationary detection in the order of 5.2 ms at 20 dB SNR. Furthermore, the scheme was associated with cooperative spectrum sensing (CSS) where each CRs work together in order to take final decision. Finally, it was analyzed that proposed ESNR_ADT sensing scheme with CSS improves detection performance in the order of 0.9 at low SNR value of – 18.5 dB approximately.