Active sensing for dynamic spectrum access
AssigneeUniversity of Maryland
InventorsNathan GOERGEN, Wan-Yi LIN, K. J. Ray LIU
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AssigneeUniversity of Maryland
InventorsNathan GOERGEN, Wan-Yi LIN, K. J. Ray LIU
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Various communication systems may benefit from physical layer watermarking. For example, active sensing for dynamic spectrum access may be performed using physical layer watermarking, such as watermarking based on channel effects and/or receiver distortion. A method may include, for example, obtaining an original signal to be transmitted to at least one receiver. The method may also include watermarking the original signal with at least one of authentication data or ancillary data to provide an enhanced signal. The watermarking can include a physical layer watermark. The physical layer watermark can be configured to emulate at least one a channel effect or a receiver distortion. The method can further include transmitting the enhanced signal to the at least one receiver.
A method, comprising:
An apparatus, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium, encoded with instructions that, when executed in hardware, perform a process, the process comprising:
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