Research on Cognitive Radio Networks at Real-Time Computing Laboratory

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Static spectrum allocation has resulted in low spectrum efficiency in licensed bands and poor performance of radio devices in crowded unlicensed bands. To remedy these problems, we have been exploring ways of exploiting the concept of spectrum



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