A novel method for receiving ultra wideband signal
A technology of ultra-wideband signals and receiving methods, applied in the field of communication methods using ultra-wideband signals, can solve problems such as high data rate, limited system capacity, and inability to adapt the sampling rate of parallel branches to achieve stability assurance, The effect of reducing the requirements of device performance and enhancing the ability to suppress the influence of fading channels
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[0067] As shown in Figure 4, if there are 4 channels of parallel sampling, then N=4, we assume that the transmitter transmits a Gaussian pulse signal with a bandwidth of 2GHz, that is, from DC (direct current) to 2GHz. The received ultra-wideband signal is amplified with low noise through amplifier b, and then through low-pass filter b with a bandwidth of 2GHz (or slightly greater than 2GHz) for out-of-band noise suppression. Here we assume that the spectrum shift is zero, which does not loss of generality. So far, the signal preprocessing function of the radio frequency receiving front-end module 18 is completed. One output signal w(t) of the module 18 is sent to the synchronization module 19 for synchronous control, and one output signal is sent to four filters for parallel filtering. At this time, the working frequency band allocation principle of filter 0 to filter 3 can be: filter 0 is a low-pass filter from DC to 500MHz, filter 1 is a band-pass filter from 500MHz to 1GH...
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