A Novel Multi-Radio Rendezvous Scheme for Cognitive Radio Networks
Erik Ortiz Guerra, Julio César Pérez García, Vitalio Alfonso Reguera, Thi Mai Trang Nguyen, Guy Pujolle
Abstract
Erik Ortiz Guerra, Julio César Pérez García, Vitalio Alfonso Reguera, Thi Mai Trang Nguyen, Guy Pujolle
Abstract
Cognitive radio is a promising technology to efficiently use spectrum resources. In this context, blind rendezvous techniques are essential to ensure that cognitive users can establish a communication link. In this paper, a new channel hopping rendezvous algorithm intended for cognitive users equipped with multiple radios is presented. The proposed Fast Rendezvous Multi-Radio (FRMR) scheme includes a Practical Sequence Improvement (PSI) to maximize the visited channels at each time slot. For the proposed FRMR-PSI analytic models are derived to compute the expected and maximum time to rendezvous. Simulations show good match with theoretical results. The proposed rendezvous scheme outperforms a well known counterpart, specifically in scenarios with few common available channels.
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Cognitive radio is a promising technology to efficiently use spectrum resources. In this context, blind rendezvous techniques are essential to ensure that cognitive users can establish a communication link. In this paper, a new channel hopping rendezvous algorithm intended for cognitive users equipped with multiple radios is presented. The proposed Fast Rendezvous Multi-Radio (FRMR) scheme includes a Practical Sequence Improvement (PSI) to maximize the visited channels at each time slot. For the proposed FRMR-PSI analytic models are derived to compute the expected and maximum time to rendezvous. Simulations show good match with theoretical results. The proposed rendezvous scheme outperforms a well known counterpart, specifically in scenarios with few common available channels.
Key concepts: Rendezvous, Cognitive radio, Computer science, Control channel, Channel (broadcasting), Context (archaeology), Scheme (mathematics), Computer network