2011•Unpublished venueRequires access

Ranging based on maximum likelihood techniques for ultra wideband medical implants

Muzaffer Kanaan

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This paper presents a study of ultra wide band (UWB) technology for in-body ranging, specifically geared towards enabling next-generation medical diagnosis, monitoring, imaging and robotic surgery applications. Leveraging UWB radio propagation models for in-body scenarios, we study the performance of Maximum Likelihood (ML) estimation techniques for in-body ranging.

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Key concepts: Ranging, Ultra-wideband, Computer science, Maximum likelihood, Telecommunications, Statistics, Mathematics