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Mittal et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Sub-6 GHz Energy Detection-Based Fast On-Chip Analog Spectrum Sensing with Learning-Driven Signal Classification

Mittal et al., 2024

Document ID
12844362043808043861
Author
Mittal A
Zhang M
Gourousis T
Zhang Z
Fei Y
Onabajo M
Restuccia F
Shrivastava A
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Cognitive communication utilizes transient openings in the spectrum to communicate opportunistically, which is a promising technique to enable more efficient spectrum usage in an increasingly congested spectrum environment. We aim to address two main challenges …
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