Types of modulation in IR ultra-wideband technology
Magomed S.-U. Khaliev, A Yu Bolotnev, Ivan V Ignat'ev
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Magomed S.-U. Khaliev, A Yu Bolotnev, Ivan V Ignat'ev
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One of the ways to implement the UWB system is the pulse radio IR method, which is based on the transmission of very short (on the order of several nanoseconds and picoseconds) and low – power pulses. The paper considers the types of modulation in short-pulse signals of ultra-wideband communication: binary pulse-position modulation Binary PPM, binary modulation format with two values of the signal amplitude, two-phase modulation Bi-Phase Modulation.
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One of the ways to implement the UWB system is the pulse radio IR method, which is based on the transmission of very short (on the order of several nanoseconds and picoseconds) and low – power pulses. The paper considers the types of modulation in short-pulse signals of ultra-wideband communication: binary pulse-position modulation Binary PPM, binary modulation format with two values of the signal amplitude, two-phase modulation Bi-Phase Modulation.
Key concepts: Pulse-position modulation, Pulse-amplitude modulation, Binary offset carrier modulation, Modulation (music), Analog transmission, Amplitude modulation, SIGNAL (programming language), Delta modulation