2012
DOI: 10.1109/lcomm.2012.052112.120098
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Optimum Power Allocation for Average Power Constrained Jammers in the Presence of Non-Gaussian Noise

Abstract: Abstract-We study the problem of determining the optimum power allocation policy for an average power constrained jammer operating over an arbitrary additive noise channel, where the aim is to minimize the detection probability of an instantaneously and fully adaptive receiver employing the Neyman-Pearson (NP) criterion. We show that the optimum jamming performance can be achieved via power randomization between at most two different power levels. We also provide sufficient conditions for the improvability and… Show more

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“…If the peak power limit is sufficiently high, then the total power P T is assigned to that jammer node (hence, no power is allocated to the other jammer nodes). Otherwise, that jammer node operates at its peak power limit, and the remaining power is assigned to the other jammer node(s) based on the same logic, as formulated in (18).…”
Section: ) Optimal Power Allocation Based On Average Crlbmentioning
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“…If the peak power limit is sufficiently high, then the total power P T is assigned to that jammer node (hence, no power is allocated to the other jammer nodes). Otherwise, that jammer node operates at its peak power limit, and the remaining power is assigned to the other jammer node(s) based on the same logic, as formulated in (18).…”
Section: ) Optimal Power Allocation Based On Average Crlbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the waterfilling algorithm, a power level of 1/ϑ 0 − 1/ϑ is assigned for an SNR of ϑ, where ϑ ≥ ϑ 0 with ϑ 0 denoting a threshold obtained from the average power constraint [40]; hence, the assigned power level increases with the SNR. On the other hand, Scheme 1 tends to allocate the whole power to a jammer node that can cause the largest increase in the total CRLB, as stated in (18). If the peak power limit of that jammer node is lower than the total power limit, then the jammer node(s) that can cause the second (third,...) largest increase in the total CRLB are employed.…”
Section: ) Optimal Power Allocation Based On Average Crlbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From (14), the problem in (16) can be expressed as a linear programming (LP) problem as follows [21]:…”
Section: ) Optimal Power Allocation Based On Average Crlbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on (14) and (15), the problem in (19) in the epigraph form can be expressed as the following LP problem after some manipulations [21]:…”
Section: ) Optimal Power Allocation Based On Minimum Crlbmentioning
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