Ultra-Wideband Radio
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Summary: The application of ultra-wideband (UWB) technology to low-cost short-range communications presents unique challenges to the communications engineer. The impact of the US FCC's regulations and the characteristics of the low-power UWB propagation channels are explored, and their effects on UWB hardware design are illustrated. This tutorial introduction includes references to more detailed explorations of the subject.
- University of California System United States
- University of Massachusetts Amherst United States
- Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Michigan United States
- University of Massachusetts System United States
- UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS United States
UWB antennas, TK7800-8360, UWB propagation, Information and communication theory, circuits, TK5101-6720, selective RAKE receivers, UWB radio, Hardware and Architecture, Signal Processing, Telecommunication, UWB radio architectures, transmitted-reference receivers, Electronics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
UWB antennas, TK7800-8360, UWB propagation, Information and communication theory, circuits, TK5101-6720, selective RAKE receivers, UWB radio, Hardware and Architecture, Signal Processing, Telecommunication, UWB radio architectures, transmitted-reference receivers, Electronics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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