Review Paper on Comparative Study of Cooperat...

Review Paper on Comparative Study of Cooperative Spectrum Sensing in Cognitive Radio Technology

Author Name : Devender, Umesh Gupta

The electromagnetic radio spectrum is a precious natural resource but with the fast development of wireless communication the increasing demand of limited spectrum ultimately cause spectrum scarcity therefore the use of this spectrum is licensed by the government. The government licensed the spectrum bands to some specific services, such as mobile communication, TV broadcast, and satellite communication, in order to protect the different networks from harmful interference. Most of the spectrum band is allocated to specific services but worldwide observations show that only a few per cent of the spectrum band are efficiently utilized. A possible solution to these problems has been provided if licensed spectrum is made available to unlicensed users provided there is no interference with licensed users. This can solve almost all spectrum scarcity problems, and this solution can be achieved via intelligent radio system called CR. Cognitive radios, with cognition and reconfigurable capabilities are seen as a promising technology.