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Djordje Simic
Technical leader, RF system design
Overview
Data transmission concepts High data rate vs. low data rate TES LDR UWB development HDR systems already here
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What is Ultra-Wideband ?
A wireless technology to quickly transmit very large amount of digital data over an extremely wide frequency spectrum at very low power and over short distances
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Scalability:
Performance/complexity (receiver structure) trade-off
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Step 2:
3.1-3.4GHz & 8.5-9GHz: work in progress to open with adequate protection mechanisms Operation in vehicles/railways
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DAA Option2 for South Korea in 3.1-4.8 GHz: Transmission period < 5ms, Stop period >= 1s
DAA Required (Waived in 4.2-4.8 GHz until the end of June10) for SK
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3.25
3.50
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4.25
4.50
4.75
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fGHz
Faster
802.11g
Effective throughput
Slower
IEEE802.15.4(a)
Closer
Range
Farther
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Non-coherent
Coherent
But still : High complexity digital baseband High power consumption High clock precision requirement Very low complexity digital baseband Very low power consumption Low clock precision requirement Quite long range Lower performance Challenging analog design
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Analog
BPF
LNA
FGA
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