Position localization with impulse Ultra Wide Band
Zhang Guoping, S. Viswanatha Rao
Abstract
Zhang Guoping, S. Viswanatha Rao
Abstract
In this paper, a low cost UWB-based position localization experiment system is designed and tested in the indoor environment. And a delayed-correlation detector and ultra-high-speed 1 bit ADC are proposed to mitigate the estimation error of time difference of arrival (TDOA). And an algorithm using parallel processing and direct path tracking is also proposed to remove the timing-of-arrival (TOA) bias and clock jittering error of TDOA measurement. In our prototype design, we exploit impulse UWB techniques to implement a very low cost localization system that can achieve centimeters localization for indoor applications. The design shows good performance even in heavy multipath indoor environment.
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In this paper, a low cost UWB-based position localization experiment system is designed and tested in the indoor environment. And a delayed-correlation detector and ultra-high-speed 1 bit ADC are proposed to mitigate the estimation error of time difference of arrival (TDOA). And an algorithm using parallel processing and direct path tracking is also proposed to remove the timing-of-arrival (TOA) bias and clock jittering error of TDOA measurement. In our prototype design, we exploit impulse UWB techniques to implement a very low cost localization system that can achieve centimeters localization for indoor applications. The design shows good performance even in heavy multipath indoor environment.
Key concepts: Multilateration, Computer science, Multipath propagation, Time of arrival, Real-time computing, Detector, Impulse (physics), Ultra-wideband