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Useful sites, interesting tools and other resources for Ultra Wide Band
(UWB) and related technologies.
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| UWB Forum
UWB Forum Japan
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UWB
Forum FAQ What is Ultra Wideband technology? How does UWB
compare with other technologies? What are some of the applications
of UWB Technology? Does UWB technology have regulatory approval in
other countries? |
| Aetherwire |
Selected
Articles On UWB Technology A collection of links to some
interesting and useful articles.
Patents
Related To Ultra-Wideband Technology Each patent is available in
its entirety as a PDF file. If you see a title below that intrigues
you, just click on the patent number to access the document.
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| Cellonics |
"Cellonics" is "Cell-Electronics". It is
simply Nonlinear, Swift and Simple. Applicable to all digital
communication devices, Cellonics is also an excellent technology to
realize a 4G or next generation pulse-based Ultra Wideband or UWB.
Cellonics
Cellonics UWB Signal Generation and UWB Signal Generation and
Recovery Recovery (2/03, PDF) presentation slides that compare
and contrast our technology to that of the conventional methods.
Cellonics
UWB The Future of Wireless Now A White Paper (Zipped PDF, 2.5MB)
Do we have a wireless method that can redefine both the macro and
micro wireless spaces and give it the Wireless Nature of
high-bandwidth, simplicity, robustness of operation and smart
devices? The answer is: We have. It lies in Ultra Wideband or UWB
communications. Unlike traditional digital communication methods
that are based on a carrier wave (e.g. sine wave), UWB wireless is
pulse based. These UWB pulse signals are transmitted at very low
power and hence does not interfere with normal radio signals. In
fact, compared to these normal signals, the pulses are simply noise
or no signal. Existing as noise, these UWB signals can then traverse
across a wide frequency spectrum without interference to other
signals and receivers. Utilizing a wide spectrum, immense amounts of
data may be conveyed at a very high speed. Projected speeds are at
100 to 500 Mbps.
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| General Atomics |
The Advanced Wireless Group is
developing communications system solutions based on Ultra-Wideband
technologies. Products are based on a revolutionary technology known
as Spectral Keying, an innovative approach to Ultra-Wideband
communications ideally suited for many commercial and military
applications. |
| ITS |
ITS is the research and engineering branch of the National
Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) |
| MeshDynamics |
MeshDynamics provides OEM ready control software solutions for
high performance wireless mesh networks. A small footprint software
control layer, residing in each node of the network, monitors the
dynamics of wireless mesh networks and modifies network topology and
routing to ensure carrier class connectivity for both voice and data
transmissions. The small footprint is sufficiently compact to be
offered by Ultra Wide Band (UWB) Chip manufacturers as an integrated
solution. The software control layer resides above the MAC layer and
this thus both radio and protocol agnostic. |
| Multispectral
Solutions, Inc (MSSI) |
Industry
leader in the development of ultra wideband (UWB) systems for
communications, radar and geopositioning.
UWB
FAQ Frequently Asked Questions about Ultra Wideband (UWB)
technology... What is ultra wideband technology? What are the
advantages of UWB technology? What are some of its disadvantages?
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Brief History of UWB Communications The origin of ultra wideband
(UWB) technology stems from work in time-domain electromagnetics
begun in 1962 to fully describe the transient behavior of a certain
class of microwave networks through their characteristic impulse
response...
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| NTIA |
National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA),
a part of the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC). |
| Pulse-LINK Inc |
Innovative Ultra Wideband Wireless Communications Solutions |
| PulsePipe |
PulsePipe discusses the news, dreams, and rumors of Ultra
Wideband. |
| RFIC Solutions Inc |
RFIC Solutions Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company focused
exclusively on wireless Solutions, with headquarters in SanJose, CA
and a design center in India. RFIC Solutions designs highly
integrated system on chip (SOC) and system on a package (SOP);
custom ICs, MIC and offers optimized solutions for any wireless
systems including cellular, WiFi, WLAN, WiMax and ultra wideband
systems. RFIC Solutions products are developed using state-of-art
GaAs, InGaP/GaAs, InP, Si and SiGe Semiconductor processes utilizing
MESFET, pHEMT and HBT devices. RFIC Solutions works closely with its
customers throughout the design process in refining and developing
MMICs for high frequency and broadband communication markets. |
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Time Domain
Corporation
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A leader in the development of Ultra Wideband (UWB) wireless
technology. |
| Uraxs Communications, Inc. |
Remote UWB Communication Systems. Uraxs Communications, Inc. is
breaking new ground in the application of Ultra-wideband technology
to enhance communication and personal safety. Among many
applications, our products will enable children to communicate with
their parents, the infirmed to signal for assistance, and public
safety personnel to keep track of people in their charge.
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| WiMedia Alliance |
A not-for-profit open industry forum, was formed to develop and
adopt standards-based specifications for connecting personal area,
wireless multimedia devices. The WiMedia Alliance will establish a
certification program to accelerate widespread consumer adoption of
"wire-free" imaging and multimedia solutions. Initial
Alliance activity will be based on the high data-rate IEEE 802.15.3
draft standard with amendments and enhancements planned for future
wireless systems such as ultra-wideband (UWB). |
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