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Ultra-wideband (UWB) technology offers a promising solution to the RF spectrum drought by allowing new services to coexist with current radio systems with minimal or no interference. This coexistence brings the advantage of avoiding the expensive spectrum licensing fees that providers of all other radio services must pay.
Ultra-wideband (UWB): Technology, Applications, and Solutions addresses various aspects of UWB starting with UWB technology basics and also focusing on the advanced concepts of UWB including design issues and bottlenecks. The report also evaluates products and some key players of the UWB arena, current developments, and product potential including: Cable TV, Asset Management, Radar and Imaging, Surveillance Systems, and Medical Applications. The report also analyzes the future possibilities of UWB and potential pitfalls.
Key Technical and Business Questions Answered
Technical
What are the UWB standards?
What is the architecture of a UWB system?
What is the issue with data rates and UWB?
What are the modulation techniques for UWB?
What are the available license bands for UWB?
What are the applications of UWB, with special focus on?
What are the UWB technology advantages and disadvantages?
Business
What are the Products available and the Major Companies in the domain?
What are the implementation issues of UWB systems (Antenna, Power and Modulation)?
What are the future applications of UWB in military, government and commercial applications?
What are the practical applications of UWB (Asset Management, Radar, Surveillance system, Medical Applications)?
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Section - I
Introduction
Section - II
UWB - History and Evolution
An Insight of UWB
Standards of UWB
European Standards
American Standards
Section III
License bands
Frequency allotments and Data-rates
Statistical analysis of the Frequency bands and data rates
Modern Communication systems
Section IV
Modulation Techniques for UWB
Multiple Access schemes related to UWB
Section V
Architecture for UWB receiver
Analysis of MIMO and UWB
Section VI
Applications of UWB
Cable TV
Asset Management
Radar and Imaging
High Penetrating Radar Systems
Surveillance systems
Medical Applications
Vehicular Radar Systems
Low Data Rate and Low Power UWB
Major implementation issues of UWB systems
Antenna
Power
Modulation
Section VII
Practical Applications of UWB
UWB as an Alternative Technology and its benefits
Location based applications
Sections VIII
Recent developments in the UWB Domain
Brief analysis of the products available in the Market
List of Companies participating in the UWB revolution
Section IX
UWB Applications of the future
Military
Government
Commercial
Advantages of UWB over the existing systems
Interference issues of UWB
Section X
Conclusions
