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Opportunistic Spectrum Access: From Theory to Practice

ABSTRACT:

Opportunistic spectrum access (OSA) is a promising technique for tackling the spectrum scarcity problem by exploiting the temporally unutilized spectrum bands [1]. Opportunistic access schemes are the focus of significant research interest, especially from a theoretical perspective. The resulting theoretical approaches are challenged by the practical limitations of cognitive radios (CRs), the key enabling technology of OSA. Our focus is on the less studied issue of implementing distributed opportunistic spectrum access techniques given practical radio transceiver technologies and characterizing the gains provided by different OSA approaches in real systems.


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