Secondary user access method for maximization of capacity of dynamic spectrum sharing system
A technology of shared system and dynamic spectrum, applied in access restriction, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., can solve the problem of high requirements for secondary user perception accuracy, etc.
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[0057] A secondary user access method that maximizes the capacity of a dynamic spectrum sharing system, its application scenario is as follows figure 1 As shown, the access control nodes AP1 and AP2 are respectively responsible for the management of the access request of the primary user and the secondary user; the primary network adopts the frequency division multiple access (FDMA) access mode, and it has N max Authorized frequency bands, each authorized frequency band serves one primary user by default; there are N frequency bands open to secondary users to share p number of primary users that can participate in spectrum sharing is N p at least one primary user is active and one secondary user requests to use the frequency band for communication. Here, the method defaults that the working bandwidth of the secondary user is the same as that of each primary user. The implementation of the secondary user access method will be further described in detail below in conjunction w...
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