… sensor networks deployed nowadays use the 2.4 GHz frequencies, because they are
available worldwide, and because several popular off-the-shelf sensor nodes embed radio …

… CR extends the software radio with radio-domain model-… constitutes a design paradigm for
a network or a wireless node, … avoiding the interference with the licensed user/ Primary User (…

… network with cognitive radios, there exists a primary radio network (PRN) consisting of licensed
primary users … a cognitive radio network (CRN) with unlicensed secondary users (SUs). …

… use with highly sensitive receivers, assessing interference temperature limits of primary users,
and optimizing network utilization by adapting radio … on an intelligent network is explained. …

… interference that the secondary user causes to the primary user and how this interference …
and doing research on multiple access in mobile radio networks. In 1993, he joined the faculty …

… to achieve their target SINR (compared to that with the MF receiver) while still keeping
the total secondary user interference under the interference cap set by the primary …

… , cognitive radio networks … radio’s spectrum sensing ability and evolving a self-configured
system with dynamic intelligence networks without causing any interference to the primary user…

… As a measure of communication performance, we will use the network throughput. The
definition adopted here for the throughput is the amount of data received per unit time in the …

… emerging self-organizing network technologies is to … use case implementations. In this
paper, we extend current frameworks to compute desirable user associations by an interference …

… Abstract—Interference is one of the main performance limiting factors in the use of femtocells
in conventional cellular radio networks. We develop a femtocell power control scheme that …