Optimum Utilization of Spectrum Holes in Cognitive Radio Networks using Opportunistic Spectrum Band Allocation Policy for Handoff Prioritization

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Sudha Arvind
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Dr. V.D.Mytri
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Abstract

Two main problems in wireless communications are, limited available spectrum and inefficiency in the spectrum allocation policy. These problems lead to the blocking of both initial and hand-off calls. Cognitive radio (CR) offers solution by utilizing the spectrum holes in space without introducing an unacceptable fear of harmful interference for the primary user and also solves the spectrum inefficiency and spectrum scarcity problem. Spectrum allocation scheme is proposed in two phases. In the first phase, a collision between two calls for spectral band allocation is resolved. In second phase, spectral band allocation among a number of calls is considered. The main objective is to minimize the forced termination of hand-off calls and to achieve opportunistic spectrum channel allocation by assigning different priority levels to different calls.

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Sudha Arvind. 2013. \u201cOptimum Utilization of Spectrum Holes in Cognitive Radio Networks using Opportunistic Spectrum Band Allocation Policy for Handoff Prioritization\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - F: Electrical & Electronic GJRE-F Volume 13 (GJRE Volume 13 Issue F11): .

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Two main problems in wireless communications are, limited available spectrum and inefficiency in the spectrum allocation policy. These problems lead to the blocking of both initial and hand-off calls. Cognitive radio (CR) offers solution by utilizing the spectrum holes in space without introducing an unacceptable fear of harmful interference for the primary user and also solves the spectrum inefficiency and spectrum scarcity problem. Spectrum allocation scheme is proposed in two phases. In the first phase, a collision between two calls for spectral band allocation is resolved. In second phase, spectral band allocation among a number of calls is considered. The main objective is to minimize the forced termination of hand-off calls and to achieve opportunistic spectrum channel allocation by assigning different priority levels to different calls.

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