PERFORMANCE OF OPPORTUNISTIC SPECTRUM ACCESS WITH SENSING ERROR IN COGNITIVE RADIO AD HOC NETWORKS
Sensing in opportunistic spectrum access (OSA) has a responsibility to detect the available channel by performing binary hypothesis as busy or idle states.If channel is busy, secondary user (SU) 2 Pack Tables cannot access and refrain from data transmission.SU is allowed to access when primary user (PU) does not use it (idle states).However, channe