Fusion of time of arrival and time difference of arrival for ultra-wideband indoor localization
Juri Sidorenko, Volker Schatz, Norbert Scherer‐Negenborn, Michael Arens, Urs Hugentobler
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Juri Sidorenko, Volker Schatz, Norbert Scherer‐Negenborn, Michael Arens, Urs Hugentobler
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This article presents a new approach for the wireless clock synchronization of Decawave ultra-wideband transceivers based on the time difference of arrival. The presented techniques combine the time-of-arrival and time-difference-of-arrival measurements without losing the advantages of each approach. The precision and accuracy of the distances measured by the Decawave devices depends on three effects: signal power, clock drift, and uncertainty in the hardware delay. This article shows how all three effects may be compensated with both measurement techniques.
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This article presents a new approach for the wireless clock synchronization of Decawave ultra-wideband transceivers based on the time difference of arrival. The presented techniques combine the time-of-arrival and time-difference-of-arrival measurements without losing the advantages of each approach. The precision and accuracy of the distances measured by the Decawave devices depends on three effects: signal power, clock drift, and uncertainty in the hardware delay. This article shows how all three effects may be compensated with both measurement techniques.
Key concepts: Time of arrival, Arrival time, Time synchronization, Multilateration, Direction of arrival, Synchronization (alternating current), Wideband, Computer science