Experimental Study of Cognitive Radio Spectrum Sensing
Nusrat Uddin
Corresponding
Delft University of Technology
Abstract
Safety considerations in structural health monitoring require that cognitive radio spectrum sensing be predicted with reasonable accuracy. The sensitivity of the results to key parameters is examined through model predictive control. The proposed controller reduces the overshoot by approximately 9%. The approach merits consideration in the revision of relevant national standards.
Keywords:
cognitive radio spectrum sensingmodel predictive controlrenewable fuelgeographic information systemFPGA implementation
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