Spectrum sensing allows cognitive radio systems to detect relevant signals even in the presence of interference for reliable communication. Most of the existing spectrum sensing techniques use a particular signal-to-noise ratio model with assumptions and provide certain detection performance. Dynamic spectrum management techniques enabled the efficient allocation of channels to increasing number of users. In cognitive radio system, the dynamic spectrum management is efficient for sensing the channel occupancy and mobilizing the secondary user towards the unused primary user channel. For spectrum sensing, wavelet-based spectrum sensing method is analyzed and effectively made spectrum decision. The performance analysis is made for various SNR values with enhanced false alarm and throughput in spectrum management cognitive radio system in 2.2 GHZ band communication.
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