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IEEE 802.22: An introduction to the first wireless standard based on cognitive radios.

Cordeiro et al., 2006

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4330532486423193043
Author
Cordeiro C
Challapali K
Birru D
Sai Shankar N
Publication year
Publication venue
J. Commun.

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In November/2004, we witnessed the formation of the first worldwide effort to define a novel wireless air interface (ie, MAC and PHY) standard based on Cognitive Radios (CRs): the IEEE 802.22 Working Group (WG). The IEEE 802.22 WG is chartered with the development …
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