Abstract:
In this paper, closed form outage probability is
derived for cognitive amplify-and-forward (AF) relaying
system in a spectrum sharing environment for a moving end
mobile users. The end users can move at high vehicular speeds
which cause dynamic multipath fading and a high Doppler
shift. The transmit power of the secondary network is
governed by the maximum interference power that the
primary network?s receiver can tolerate. In the proposed
model, the channel between relay to destination is modeled as
Nakagami??fading channel? ? ? ? that is most suitable for
modeling channel fading at high mobility scenarios whereas
the other communication links are modeled by Rayleigh
distribution. The impact of the PU location on the OP
performance is studied also