Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In energy-constrained cognitive radio networks (CRNs), the choice on single channel access versus switched multichannel access is critical for energy saving and sustainable network operation. In this study, the authors study and compare the energy efficiency of switched (probabilistic) multichannel access (pMCA) and fixed single-channel access (SCA) in CRNs. In pMCA, a secondary user (SU) switches channel with certain probability whenever it encounters a busy channel. In SCA on the other hand, the SU stays on the same channel for its usage and waits for its availability. Via an analytical framework the authors derive the channel utilisation and energy efficiency of the two schemes. From the results the authors examine the primary user (PU) traffic dependent optimum switching probability in pMCA and the regime of PU activity dynamics where SCA outperforms pMCA.
['Satyam Agarwal', 'Swades De']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Dynamic spectrum access for energy-constrained CR: single channel versus switched multichannel
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