Rapid Spectrum Sensing for Cognitive Radio
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"This research has many practical applications for the coming era of ubiquitous wireless communications, wherein devices will need to be able to rapidly scan spectrum without using enormous resources of data or memory," reports Dr. Yu-Dong Yao, Department Director for ECE.Visit the Department Web site to learn more: www.stevens.edu/ses/ece ### Hoboken, NJ, November 05, 2011 --( PR.com )-- As proliferating wireless devices make greater demands on communications spectrum, researchers seek to develop new technologies that allow smarter utilization of these frequencies."This research has many practical applications for the coming era of ubiquitous wireless communications, wherein devices will need to be able to rapidly scan spectrum without using enormous resources of data or memory," reports Dr. Yu-Dong Yao, Department Director for ECE.Together with his PhD students in the Lab, Dr. Li is developing the software for technologies that enhance our nations security and communications infrastructure.Founded in 1983, Africon is Africas top IEEE event, bringing together professionals, academics, and industry representatives to exchange ideas, present research findings, and to network.Funded research on campus and active partnerships between departments and regional institutions provide students with rich opportunities to explore problems on the horizon in electronic and data technologies.