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Developing a standard for TV white space coexistence: Technical challenges and solution approaches

Baykas et al., 2012

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1176869500241586917
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Baykas T
Kasslin M
Cummings M
Kang H
Kwak J
Paine R
Reznik A
Saeed R
Shellhammer S
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IEEE Wireless Communications

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TV white space refers to TV channels that are not used by any licensed services at a particular location and at a particular time. To exploit this unused TVWS spectrum for improved spectrum efficiency, regulatory agencies have begun developing regulations to …
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