Cooperative spectrum sensing strategies with multiple relays

In this paper, we consider the cooperative spectrum sensing problem for a cognitive radio (CR) mesh network. Based on multiple relay model, we propose two cooperative spectrum sensing strategies called amplify-and-relay (AR) and detect-and-relay (DR), and also derive the closed-form expressions of false alarm and detection probabilities. Simulation results show that our proposed strategies achieve better performance than a non-cooperative (or non-relay) spectrum sensing method and an existing cooperative detection method. As expected, the detection performance improves as the number of relays increases.

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