Cognitive Radio for Smart Grid Communications

Cognitive Radio for Smart Grid Communications

One of the key foundations of smart grid (SG) is a reliable communications infrastructure which is a sophisticated, multi-layer network carrying different classes of data. SG communications needs to be designed to accommodate the current energy management requirements as well as the potential demand...

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