Enhancing The Channel Quality in Cognitive Network by Traffic Reduction Method
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Cognitive radio (CR) has some specific unique characteristics like flexibility, interoperability and adaptability. Optimal technological candidate is particularly contributed which reduces the challenges towards spectrum scarcenessin multimedia communications. Moreover, this communication over CR networksproduces few severe issues like delay-sensitive, bandwidth-hungry, and loss-tolerant service and particularly ensuring quality of service (QoS). Improved Dynamic Optimization Algorithm (IDOA) is proposed for spectrum sensing in cognitive radio networks (CRN) where for theSecondary User (SU), data traffic is considered. From the comparison of several works in the literature, it is assumed that SU have no packets to transmitalways; but actually data sent per second is considered instead of channel capacity as the possible throughput with which the problem of sensing-throughput tradeoff is reformulated. The parameters such as probability of availability, Signal to Interference Noise Ratio (SINR), Processing time and transmission time are consideredto analyze the efficiency of the IDOA approach proposed which is compared with two state of methods namely Medium Access Control (MAC) and Dijikstra Algorithm (DA).
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