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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cyclostationary Detection"”.

  1. Wideband Spectrum Sensing and Signal Classification for Autonomous Self-Learning Cognitive Radios

    … spectrum sensing method based on joint energy/cyclostationary detection. Optimal wideband energy detector is designed based on the Neyman-Pearson (NP) criterion which maximizes the detection probability of primary signals, subject to a certain false alarm rate. Cyclostationary detection is …

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  2. FPGA IMPLEMENTATION OF A REALTIME CYCLOSTATIONARY FEATURE DETECTOR FOR OFDM SIGNALS

    … operators in a given band. This thesis explores cyclostationary detection techniques for primary users. A method will be identified for the detection of the 802.11p OFDM modulation used for DSRC communications. A test statistic will be given that is invariant to the signal noise covariance to …

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  3. Energy-detection based spectrum sensing for cognitive radio on a real-time SDR platform

    … techniques are reviewed, which include energy detection, entropy detection, matched-filter detection, and cyclostationary detection. In this dissertation, the energy sensing technique is examined. A real-time energy detector is developed on the Software-Defined Radio (SDR) testbed that is built …

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  4. Second-order Cyclostationary Feature Based Detection of WiMAX Signals in Pulsed Noise Environments

    … systems. The effect of co-site interference upon detection techniques for wireless broadband systems is evaluated. Cyclostationary feature based detection methods are evaluated against gaussian noise and interfering radar signals. Alternative decision algorithms utilizing support vector machines …

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