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094-A Gentle Introduction to Ultra-wide Band (UWB) Radio Technology
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Kazimierz “Kai” Siwiak, Ph.D., P.E.
For questions relating to the content of this course contact the author at: kai@timederivative.com. For all other questions please contact SunCam at:suncam@suncam.com 800-735-4449 or 904-215-9345
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Course Description
This
well illustrated course provides a gentle introduction to Ultra-wide
band (UWB) radio technology that contrasts UWB specific characteristics
with conventional narrow band radio characteristics. The treatment
focuses on concepts rooted in the historical development of wireless
technology. We trace early wide-band wireless on its march to
conventional narrow radio, and then to increasing signal bandwidths to
take advantage of performance improvements inherent to wide bandwidths.
We observe wireless technology mature, and culminate in today’s UWB
technology. We will see how UWB signals can coexist with other systems.
A simple UWB transmitter will be shown, and system performance will be
explained. Finally we will investigate the potential applications space
for UWB technology.
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