DTV protection regions for spectrum sharing
In this Letter, the authors propose a technique that allows a secondary user (SU) to reuse the spectrum allocated to TV broadcast system. The approach is based on protection view point and an SU is allowed to transmit outside the noise limited contour (grade B contour) with additional protection mar...
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doaj-fcdbecb261b04253b382fcc33466d3622021-04-02T06:07:10ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052014-09-0110.1049/joe.2014.0192JOE.2014.0192DTV protection regions for spectrum sharingNasir Faruk0Nazmat Toyin Surajudeen-Bakinde1Olabanji Kolade2Adeseko Aborisade Ayeni3Yinusa Ademula Adediran4University of IlorinUniversity of IlorinUniversity of IlorinUniversity of IlorinUniversity of IlorinIn this Letter, the authors propose a technique that allows a secondary user (SU) to reuse the spectrum allocated to TV broadcast system. The approach is based on protection view point and an SU is allowed to transmit outside the noise limited contour (grade B contour) with additional protection margin. An algorithm was developed that predicts the grade B contour and makes a decision on the availability of the spectrum. The keep-out distance was obtained using the existing path loss models and a model developed based on field strength measurements conducted in the very high frequency (VHF) and ultra high frequency (UHF) broadcast frequencies. Results of simulation indicate that the extra margin does not follow a linear curve as expected, but strongly depends on the operating frequency and terrain profile of the area. In addition, the measured model's prediction deviates significantly from the other models' prediction.http://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2014.0192radio spectrum managementdigital televisiontelevision broadcastingVHF radio propagationUHF radio propagationDTV protection regionsspectrum sharingsecondary userallocated spectrum reusabilityTV broadcast systemnoise limited contourprotection margincontour predictiondecision makingspectrum availabilitypath loss modelfield strength measurementVHF broadcast frequencyUHF broadcast frequencylinear curvefrequency profileterrain profilemodel prediction |
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Nasir Faruk Nazmat Toyin Surajudeen-Bakinde Olabanji Kolade Adeseko Aborisade Ayeni Yinusa Ademula Adediran DTV protection regions for spectrum sharing The Journal of Engineering radio spectrum management digital television television broadcasting VHF radio propagation UHF radio propagation DTV protection regions spectrum sharing secondary user allocated spectrum reusability TV broadcast system noise limited contour protection margin contour prediction decision making spectrum availability path loss model field strength measurement VHF broadcast frequency UHF broadcast frequency linear curve frequency profile terrain profile model prediction |
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DTV protection regions for spectrum sharing |
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In this Letter, the authors propose a technique that allows a secondary user (SU) to reuse the spectrum allocated to TV broadcast system. The approach is based on protection view point and an SU is allowed to transmit outside the noise limited contour (grade B contour) with additional protection margin. An algorithm was developed that predicts the grade B contour and makes a decision on the availability of the spectrum. The keep-out distance was obtained using the existing path loss models and a model developed based on field strength measurements conducted in the very high frequency (VHF) and ultra high frequency (UHF) broadcast frequencies. Results of simulation indicate that the extra margin does not follow a linear curve as expected, but strongly depends on the operating frequency and terrain profile of the area. In addition, the measured model's prediction deviates significantly from the other models' prediction. |
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radio spectrum management digital television television broadcasting VHF radio propagation UHF radio propagation DTV protection regions spectrum sharing secondary user allocated spectrum reusability TV broadcast system noise limited contour protection margin contour prediction decision making spectrum availability path loss model field strength measurement VHF broadcast frequency UHF broadcast frequency linear curve frequency profile terrain profile model prediction |
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