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Table 16.3 Mapping between CRNs and Biological Switching
Biological Switching Cognitive Radio Networks
Emergence of inducer molecules Emergence of spectrum handoff
First repressor concentration (x) Transmission power used in ch
1
(P
1
)
Second repressor concentration (y) Transmission power used in ch
2
(P
2
)
Repressor function f(y) Channel condition function f(P
2
) in ch
2
Repressor function f(x) Channel condition function g(P
1
) in ch
1
regulation of repressor proteins in the biological switching mechanism, in the spec-
trum handoff process, each CR can regulate its transmission power according to
the conditions in the