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	Ultra-Wide Bandwidth (UWB)

Ultra-Wide Bandwidth (UWB)

Formal	An emerging technology in the IoT domain that transmits signals across a much larger frequency range than conventional systems. A “spark gap” transmitter that emits a very weak, very wide (in frequency) pulse of RF energy. Read More
Practical	This signal is used mostly for localizing signals. Wide signal bandwidths are good for measuring distance. Read More
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Formal

An emerging technology in the IoT domain that transmits signals across a much larger frequency range than conventional systems. A “spark gap” transmitter that emits a very weak, very wide (in frequency) pulse of RF energy.

Practical

This signal is used mostly for localizing signals. Wide signal bandwidths are good for measuring distance.

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Ultra-Wide Bandwidth (UWB)