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Enhancement of mean energy efficiency in cognitive radio channels

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Dinkelbach's algorithm is used to achieve the maximized EE with low number of iterations via an exhaustive search and the problem is solved at a low complexity.
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Obtaining Energy Efficiency (EE) is very difficult for wireless communication systems especially for cognitive radio network (CRN). The investigation here is with the mean EE maximization problem for secondary user (SU) with both primary user (PU) and secondary users. The solution to the problem starts by considering both the peak and mean transmit power constraints for the SUs and outage probability constraint for the PUs. The problem here is nontrivial. Dinkelbach's algorithm is used to achieve the maximized EE with low number of iterations. Further, it attains the optimal solution via an exhaustive search. Thus the problem is solved at a low complexity.

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Discrete-Time Markov Chain Analysis of Energy Efficiency in a CR Network Regarding Primary and Secondary Traffic With Primary User Returns

TL;DR: A new analytical framework is proposed in which the EE and collision probability are formulated and the traffic behaviors of PU and a general SU traffic are considered, and suitable values for sensing and transmission times are obtained to maximize the EE under collision and queue stability constraints.
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