Multi-channel access and rendezvous in CRNs
Li Jiaxun, Haitao Zhao, Haijun Wang, Li Zhou, Jibo Wei
Abstract
Li Jiaxun, Haitao Zhao, Haijun Wang, Li Zhou, Jibo Wei
Abstract
Cognitive radio (CR) has emerged as a promising technology to increase the utilization of spectrum resource. A pivotal challenge in CR lies on secondary users' (SU) finding each other on the frequency band, i.e., the spectrum locating. In this demo, we implement two kinds of multi-channel rendezvous technology to solve the problem of spectrum locating: (i) the common control channel (CCC) based rendezvous scheme, which is simple and effective when a control channel is always available; and (ii) the channel-hopping (CH) based blind rendezvous, which could also obtain guaranteed rendezvous on all commonly available channels of pairwise SUs in a short time without a CCC. Furthermore, the cognitive nodes in the demonstration could adjust their communication channels autonomously according to the dynamic spectrum environment for continuous data transmission.
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Cognitive radio (CR) has emerged as a promising technology to increase the utilization of spectrum resource. A pivotal challenge in CR lies on secondary users' (SU) finding each other on the frequency band, i.e., the spectrum locating. In this demo, we implement two kinds of multi-channel rendezvous technology to solve the problem of spectrum locating: (i) the common control channel (CCC) based rendezvous scheme, which is simple and effective when a control channel is always available; and (ii) the channel-hopping (CH) based blind rendezvous, which could also obtain guaranteed rendezvous on all commonly available channels of pairwise SUs in a short time without a CCC. Furthermore, the cognitive nodes in the demonstration could adjust their communication channels autonomously according to the dynamic spectrum environment for continuous data transmission.
Key concepts: Rendezvous, Cognitive radio, Control channel, Computer science, Channel (broadcasting), Computer network, Transmission (telecommunications), Pairwise comparison