Ultra Wide Band - UWB

Ultra wideband is a method of transmission that transmits information over a much wider bandwidth (perhaps several GHz) than is required to transmit the information signal. Because the UWB signal energy is distributed over a very wide frequency range, the interference it causes to other signals operating within the UWB frequency band is extremely small. This may allow the simultaneous operation of UWB transmitters and other existing communication systems with almost undetectable interference.

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