Zeitschrift für elektrische und elektronische Systeme

Performance Evaluation of Energy Detection in Spectrum Sensing on the Cognitive Radio Networks

Abstract

Rayan Abdelazeem Habboub Suliman, Khalid Hamid Bilal and Ibrahim Elemam

Cognitive radio technology is a modernistic technology by which the idle licensed spectrum can be used by an unlicensed user which are called cognitive radio CR or secondary users. The CR technology was found to overcome the spectrum incompetence and inefficiency usage troubles. The major motivation of CR technology is current heavily underutilized of spectrum. Surly the primary user PU had all rights to use his spectrum band so CR mustnt interfere it on that band. Here we have to discuss about energy detection which is one of spectrum sensing techniques in CR functions and how to obtain the best available spectrum, to detect the spectrum hole, to estimate the optimum threshold voltage that produce the minimum Probability of false alarm and finally to enhance energy detection sensing algorithm by using MATLAB simulation.