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Performance analysis of a two-stage spectrum sensing scheme for dynamic spectrum access in TV bands

Capriglione et al., 2019

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167442979692031776
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Capriglione D
Cerro G
Ferrigno L
Miele G
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Measurement

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Abstract Spectrum Sensing schemes in Cognitive Radio systems are fundamental elements for a complete opportunistic communication technology. They usually reveal the presence of occupied bands without performing a measurement of the spectrum portion actually …
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