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Ultra-wideband (UWB) channel dispersion: classification and modeling

Authors: G.G. Joshi; W.A. Davis; W.L. Stutzman;

Ultra-wideband (UWB) channel dispersion: classification and modeling

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In this paper, UWB communication system dispersive phenomena has been investigated, which are divided into three types: frequency, resonant, and multipath dispersion. Existing wideband channel models are extended by incorporating dispersion mechanisms that have not been previously considered. This paper presents a novel dispersive channel model that incorporates the frequency-dependent scatterer response based upon the singularity expansion method (SEM) for scatter characterization. The scatterer response is determined using the least-square Prony's method. Initial experimental results are also presented for a simple two-path channel

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