Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing · 2003 · 203 citations · 102 references
EngineeringCommunicationElectrical EngineeringAntennasPropagationWireless CommunicationsInterference ManagementMobile CommunicationMultipath PropagationUltra-wideband CommunicationWireless Channel ModelingWireless NetworksChannel CharacterizationCoexistence With Narrowband SystemsInterferencePropagation Channel CharacterizationTransceiver ArchitecturesTransceiver DesignUwb Channel ModelingWireless Communication Systems
Ultra‑wide‑band (UWB) communication techniques have attracted interest for short‑range wireless mobile systems because they offer low power, high data rates, immunity to multipath, simpler transceivers, and low interference, yet they require extensive R&D to address channel characterization, transceiver design, coexistence with narrowband systems, and network‑layer adaptation. This paper reviews UWB communications, summarizes prior research, and highlights future research challenges. The emphasis is on commercial wireless communications. © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Abstract Ultra‐wideband (UWB) communication techniques have attracted a great interest in both academia and industry in the past few years for applications in short‐range wireless mobile systems. This is due to the potential advantages of UWB transmissions such as low power, high rate, immunity to multipath propagation, less complex transceiver hardware, and low interference. However, tremendous R&D efforts are required to face various technical challenges in developing UWB wireless systems, including UWB channel characterization, transceiver design, coexistence and interworking with other narrowband wireless systems, design of the link and network layers to benefit from UWB transmission characteristics. This paper is to provide an overview of UWB communications, summarize the previous research results, and identify further research issues that need to be tackled. The emphasis is placed on the commercial wireless communications. Copyright © 2003 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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