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Low-Complexity Ultrawideband Transceiver With Compatibility to Multiband-OFDM

Overview This paper presents a low-complexity transceiver for ultrawideband communications with moderate (1-15Mbit/s) data rate. This transceiver is based on time-frequency-interleaved frequency-shift-keying (TF-FSK), and shows a high degree of compatibility with multiband-OFDM, the currently envisioned standard for high-data-rate (¿100Mbit/s) UWB communications. It is shown that for dual-mode devices, the major part of the multiband-OFDM transceiver can be reused for the TF-FSK transceiver.

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Publisher	Mitsubishi	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	22
Format	White Papers
Topics	Modems

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