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UF0MC-IOTA Based Cognitive Radio Transceiver

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Express evolution in smart wireless communication address the issue of spectrum scarcity. Implementation of cognitive radio (CR) is one of the promising technologies for the effective utilization of spectrum. Sensing is the critical component of cognitive radio. Moreover, encouraged by the element of sensing is critical for consistently defining spectral opportunity and succeeding opportunity in spectrum access for the fifth generation (5G) wireless networks. Universal filtered multicarrier—Isotropic Orthogonal Transform Algorithm (UFMC-IOTA) is the excellent 5G waveform candidates. This article focuses on the performance of UFMC-IOTA based CR transceiver sensing challenges, downlink capacity of cognitive radio network (CRN). Simulation results also demonstrate that the proposed transceiver outperforms the capability of sensing than the conventional sensing methodologies in CRN. It also increases the detection probability of CRN at very low SNR level.

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    R. Dayana, P. Malarvezhi, K. Vadivukkarasi & R. Kumar

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Dayana, R., Malarvezhi, P., Vadivukkarasi, K. et al. UF0MC-IOTA Based Cognitive Radio Transceiver. Wireless Pers Commun 114, 2105–2119 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-020-07467-z

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