论文信息 - On the robustness of ultra-wide bandwidth signals in dense multipath environments

On the robustness of ultra-wide bandwidth signals in dense multipath environments

The results of an ultra-wide bandwidth (UWB) signal propagation experiment, using bandwidth in excess of 1 GHz, performed in a typical modern office building are presented. The robustness of the UWB signal in multipath is quantified through cumulative distribution functions of the signal quality in various locations of the building. The results show that an UWB signal does not suffer multipath fading.

Moe Z. Win | Robert A. Scholtz | M. Win | R. Scholtz

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