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IEEE/ICACT20250130 Question.3
Questioner: lcf1024@mail.ntou.edu.tw    2025-02-19 ¿ÀÀü 1:31:41
IEEE/ICACT20250130 Answer.3
Answer by Auhor benjikone@yahoo.fr   2025-02-19 ¿ÀÀü 1:31:41
Please elaborate the technique features of the proposed method in detail. The proposed method for dynamic spectrum sharing in 6G networks is based on several technical features described as follows: -Primary and Secondary Base Stations** : The architecture comprises primary base stations (PUs) operating on licensed frequencies, and secondary base stations (SUs) opportunistically exploiting the frequency ¡°holes¡± left by the PUs. - Multi-user configuration: The method allows several SUs to share frequency resources, thus increasing network capacity. - Advanced Detection Systems: Use of sophisticated detection techniques to identify available channels - Real-Time Monitoring: Implementation of continuous monitoring mechanisms to assess spectrum availability and detect changes in frequency usage. - Adaptive Allocation: Frequency resources are dynamically allocated according to user demand and spectrum availability, enabling optimal use. - Self-coexistence: The method ensures that SUs can coexist without interference by monitoring channel usage and avoiding conflicts. - Transmission synchronization: SUs are synchronized to avoid simultaneous transmissions on the same channel, thus minimizing interference. - Interference management: Protocols designed to minimize interference between PUs and SUs

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