Wideband spectrum sensing based on serial multi-coset sampling for cognitive radio

Liu, Changjian; Huang, Wuhuang; Wang, Houjun

doi:10.1587/elex.15.20180457

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“…Several compressed sampling structures based on CS have been proposed by researchers to sense the wideband spectrum at a sub-Nyquist rate, such as multi-coset sampling [3], analog to information converter [4,5], MWC [6,7,8] and so on. The MWC proposed by Mishali has been widely approved because it is friendly to multi-band signals and commercial devices.…”

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A double screening orthogonal-matching-pursuit algorithm for compressed sensing receiver with high column correlation sensing matrix

Wang

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et al. 2019

IEICE Electron. Express

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Modulated wideband converter (MWC) is a multi-branch structure for sub-Nyquist sampling the signals which spectra are sparse. With several band-limited sampling sequences, MWC can recover the signals by compressed sensing (CS) reconstruction algorithms. However, for hardware-implemented MWC, the hardware scale and imperfection of the physical devices lead to strong column correlations of the sensing matrix which may invalidate the classic CS algorithms. Combined with the characteristics of the sensing matrix of the CS receiver, this paper proposes the double screening orthogonal matching pursuit algorithm (DSOMP) to solve this problem. DSOMP updates the support based on the distance from the residual to the column vector subspace of the sensing matrix and adds a secondary screening mechanism to remove strong interference terms. With the strong column correlation sensing matrix of the CS receiver, DSOMP exhibits an excellent support set recovery rate.

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