Accustomed Frequency in 5G: Cognitive Broadcasting Technologies

Traffic loads have dramatically grown as a result of the small-cell / Internet of Everything devices' increasing popularity. The present network has undergone a revolution with this expansion, transforming it into 5G wireless technology, which requires ultra-low latency, high data rates, and higher capacity. Maximizing the use of its bands and investigating the spectrum resource are two study topics that are prioritized to satisfy these needs. Nevertheless, obtaining an effective management plan is severely hampered by the spectrum resource's scarcity. The goal of this effort is to provide a thorough assessment of current 5G-enabling technologies and spectrum sharing technologies in relation to 5G development. SS surveys and associated research on SS methods pertinent to 5G networks will are evaluated, and SS techniques are categorized. Surveys and studies are categorized into one of the primary spectrum allocation methodologies based on the network architecture, spectrum access method, and spectrum allocation behavior. Additionally, a thorough analysis of cognitive radio technology in SS in relation to the deployment of 5G is carried out. To ensure a thorough analysis, talks are held about the problems and difficulties with the way SS and CR are currently being implemented, and resources for effective 5G development are offered.

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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/i3ceet61722.2024.10993751
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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Accustomed Frequency in 5G: Cognitive Broadcasting Technologies

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Accustomed Frequency in 5G: Cognitive Broadcasting Technologies

Sumanpreet Kaur, B. Lanitha, Aasheesh Shukla, Haider Alabdeli, M.B Marasulov, Alka Gangrade
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Abstract

Traffic loads have dramatically grown as a result of the small-cell / Internet of Everything devices' increasing popularity. The present network has undergone a revolution with this expansion, transforming it into 5G wireless technology, which requires ultra-low latency, high data rates, and higher capacity. Maximizing the use of its bands and investigating the spectrum resource are two study topics that are prioritized to satisfy these needs. Nevertheless, obtaining an effective management plan is severely hampered by the spectrum resource's scarcity. The goal of this effort is to provide a thorough assessment of current 5G-enabling technologies and spectrum sharing technologies in relation to 5G development. SS surveys and associated research on SS methods pertinent to 5G networks will are evaluated, and SS techniques are categorized. Surveys and studies are categorized into one of the primary spectrum allocation methodologies based on the network architecture, spectrum access method, and spectrum allocation behavior. Additionally, a thorough analysis of cognitive radio technology in SS in relation to the deployment of 5G is carried out. To ensure a thorough analysis, talks are held about the problems and difficulties with the way SS and CR are currently being implemented, and resources for effective 5G development are offered.

Western Caspian University (AZ), Iraqi University (IQ), Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers (UZ), Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (IN), GLA University (IN), Punjab Engineering College (IN)
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