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On the use of compressive sampling for wide-band spectrum sensing

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On the use of compressive sampling for wide-band spectrum sensing
In a scenario where a cognitive radio unit wishes to transmit, it needs to know over which frequency bands it can operate. It can obtain this knowledge by estimating the power spectral density from a Nyquistrate sampled signal. For wide-band signals sampling at the Nyquist rate is a major challenge and may be unfeasible. In this paper we accurately detect spectrum holes in sub-Nyquist frequencies without assuming wide sense stationarity in the compressed sampled signal. A novel extension to further reduce the sub-Nyquist samples is then presented by introducing a memory based compressed sensing that relies on the spectrum to be slowly varying.
Dennis Sundman, Saikat Chatterjee, Mikael Skoglund
Added 19 May 2011
Updated 19 May 2011
Type Journal
Year 2010
Where ISSPIT
Authors Dennis Sundman, Saikat Chatterjee, Mikael Skoglund
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