Research Article

Sixth Generation (6G) Cognitive Radio Network (CRN) Application, Requirements, Security Issues, and Key Challenges

Table 1

Used abbreviations and explanation.

Serial no.AbbreviationExplanation

14GFourth generation
25GFifth generation
36GSixth generation
4CRNsCognitive radio networks
5CRCognitive radio
6THzTerahertz
7MIMOMultiple-input multiple-output
8VRANVirtualized radio access network
9UAVUnmanned aerial vehicle
10uRLLCUltrareliable low latency communication
11CRANCloud radio access network
12BBUBase band unit
13O-RANOpen access radio network
14RRHSRemote radio heads
15MLMachine learning
16DLDeep learning
17NNsNeural networks
18UEUser equipment
19WSNWireless sensor network
20IoTInternet of things
21PUsPrimary users
22SUsSecondary users
23SSaaSSpectrum sensing as a service
24u/mMTCUltra/massive machine type communication
25eMBBEnhanced mobile broadband
26feMBBFurther enhanced mobile broadband
27LDHMCLong-distance and high-mobility communications
28ELPCExtremely low-power communications
29uHSLLCUltrahigh speed with low latency communication
30uMUBUbiquitous mobile ultrabroadband
31uHDDUltrahigh data density
32ITUInternational telecommunication union
33ITU-TInternational telecommunication union-technology
34MRMixed reality
35ARAugmented reality
36XRExtended reality
37M2MMachine to machine
38M2HMachine to human
39H2MHuman to machine
40BCIBrain computer interface
41ORTOptical radio technology
42RFRadio frequency
43FSOFree-space optical communication
44LiDARLight detection and ranging
45ITU-RInternational telecommunication union-radio communication
46OFOptical fiber
47LPWANLow-power wide-area network
48SRSSmart reflecting surface
49IoEInternet of everything
50SSSpectrum sensing
51QoSQuality of service
52VRVirtual reality
53CPSCyber physical systems
54E2EEverything to everything
55AIArtificial intelligence