Hi Sumit,
no need to be so formal! Also, we're definitely not all "Sirs" on this list, there's quite
a few ladies and others around here, and we're not just one guy. A simple "Hello!"
suffices as greeting :) Welcome here!
Well, spectrum sensing is a big topic, and a lot of it is based on autocorrelation. For
example, many parametric methods like ESPRIT and MUSIC work based on autocorrelation.
You'll find a few of these estimators in the gr-specest OOT, which I, to my shame, haven't
had time to look at lately.
Technically, whenever you use the Fourier transform of any piece of signal as an estimator
for the spectrum, that's based on the Wiener-Khinchin theorem which says that for
weak-sense stationary processes, the expectation of the Fourier transform and the Fourier
transform on the autocorrelation function are equivalent in describing the power spectral
density, the "Spectrum".
So, maybe you could tell us what exactly you're looking for. Because the way
you phrased it,
> Spectrum Sensing Based on the Analysis of the Autocorrelation of Samples
is good, but means we're looking for estimators of the autocorrelation of the signal
stochastic process from a limited observation of the process.
You can do this in a lot of ways; but just like spectral estimation, correlation
estimation will be divided into cases where you have a specific signal model (e.g., your
signal is a sum of discrete sinusoids, or your signal is the output of an autoregressive
model of some limited order), or cases where you cannot say much about the signal at all
(in which case estimators often become very naive – and not rarely directly derived from
the FFT of your signal, so you'd be estimating the autocorrelation from a spectral
estimate, in order to find a spectral estimate).
So: did you have any specific spectral estimator in mind?
Best regards,
Marcus
On 05.07.22 22:09, Sumit Agrawal (P19EE207) wrote:
Dear Sir,
Could you please provide me the .grc file of development of GNU Radio Blocks for Spectrum
Sensing Based on the Analysis of the Autocorrelation of Samples.
I also searched for the different detector blocks like energy detector, cyclostatiinary
etc, but I didn't find any block in gnu radio.
So help me regarding this.
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Thanks & Regards,
Sumit Kumar Agrawal,
Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering)
Indian Institute of Technology,
Jodhpur, Rajasthan-342037
Mobile No. +91-8410957412