Capterra Glossary
Cognitive Radio
Cognitive radio is a wireless communication device that can automatically detect the presence of other transmitting devices and adjust its transmission parameters to minimize interference. A cognitive radio uses dynamic spectrum access techniques, which allow it to sense available frequencies in real time and determine which ones do not have any current activity.
What Small and Midsize Businesses Need to Know About Cognitive Radio
Cognitive radios are beneficial for businesses because they can help manage interference and ensure reliable communication. Additionally, cognitive radios can use unused frequencies to transmit data, increasing network efficiency. This allows businesses to improve their quality of service and save on costs.
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