Master Thesis Cognitive Radio Projects

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Cutting-Edge Research Topics for Master Thesis Cognitive Radio Projects:

• Convolutional Neural Networks for Automatic Cognitive Radio Waveform Recognition
• Physical Layer Security of a Multi-Antenna Based CR Network with Single and Multiple Primary Users
• Spectrum sensing performance with adaptive threshold in MIMO cognitive radio
• Performance analysis of sensing based spectrum handoff process for channel bonding mechanism in wireless cognitive networks [Master Thesis Cognitive Radio Projects]
• A spectrum sharing protocol based on physical-layer network coding
• Link Quality Analysis Based Channel Selection in High-Frequency Asynchronous Automatic Link Establishment: A Matrix Completion Approach
• Near-Optimal and Practical Jamming-Resistant Energy-Efficient Cognitive Radio Communications
• Dynamic decision-based spectrum sharing framework for next-generation (5G) systems
• Selective sampling and otsu algorithm based spectrum sensing in cognitive radio networks
• Spectrum handoff process with aging solution for secondary users in priority based cognitive networks
• Optimization of spectrum handoff with artificial bee colony algorithm
• Waveform design priorities in different wireless communications systems for 5G beyond
• Evolutionary dynamics of cooperative sensing in cognitive radios under partial system state information
• Error probability performance of channel estimation error on cognitive multi relay networks [Master Thesis Cognitive Radio Projects]
• Adaptive Link Utilization in Two-Way Spectrum Sharing Relay Systems Under Average Interference-Constraints