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UWB and distance measurements

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uwb distance measurement

Hi ALL,

I'm an hardware engineer from the digital world. I recently started working in UWB systems for distance measurements.

Can you please help me to understand some basic concepts?

1- Do you know any (preferably free) good places to start understand UWB (specially the front-end electronics and antennas).

2- For performing Time of Arrival measurements what kind of setup is required? (Can you point me out circuit examples?)

3- And for Angle of Arrival measurements? (Where can I find some examples?)

We are looking at 2.5 GHz and 6Ghz bands.

Thank you very much for your attention.

Best Regards to all

AMCC
 

AMCC

this is a very interesting field.

To start working on it, read the very good book:
http://gigapedia.com/items/224465/u...cal-limits--ranging-algorithms--and-protocols
(to download it you have to register in gigapedia)

Will you stay in 802.15.4a or you are looking at a propietary solution?

It seems strange that (but I can be wrong) you are relating front end to algo for Time/angle of arrival; could you explain why?

Nowdays the common feeling about front-end is an analog carrier based approach, a direct conversion in RX and analog pulse shaper with upconversion in TX.

BR

Max
 

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