CogWave : Open-source Software Framework for Cognitive Radio Waveform Design 2 . Description of CogWave framework

Vincent Le Nir; Bart Scheers

CogWave : Open-source Software Framework for Cognitive Radio Waveform Design 2 . Description of CogWave framework

Radio Networks

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Abstract

CogWave is an open-source software framework aiming at developing cognitive radio (CR) waveforms. Multiple waveforms have been implemented in CogWave, such as the multichannel DAA-OFDM waveform, the DADS waveform, and GNU Radio waveforms. CogWave provides the means to implement different CR waveforms and to develop rules to switch between different CR waveforms during run-time according to the user needs and the electromagnetic environment. A description of a CR demonstrator is given, in which a jammer perturbs the data transmission between two CR nodes. It is shown that when the throughput drops under a predefined threshold, the CR nodes switch from the DADS to the multichannel DAA-OFDM automatically while maintaining communication.

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Title of host publication	IST-123 Symposium on Cognitive Radio and Future Networks
Publication status	Published - 2014

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