2018 Engineering and Telecommunication (EnT-MIPT) 2018

DOI: 10.1109/ent-mipt.2018.00023

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Ultrawideband Wireless Sensor Network for Real Time Process Monitoring

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Anton I. Ryshov

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“…Экспериментальный макет (рис. 1) состоял из двух прямохаотических приемопередающих модулей [14], коаксиального кабеля длиной 1 m, перестраиваемого аттенюатора, который имитировал ослабление сигнала в беспроводном канале, осциллографа (Osc) и персонального компьютера (PC).…”

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Измерение Мощности Сверхширокополосного Хаотического Сигнала Для Решения Задач Определения Расстояния И Позиционирования

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A method increasing the accuracy of distance measurements using an ultra-wideband chaotic radio pulses, intended for application in wireless sensor networks is proposed. It was shown that the relative error of distance measurement in the experimental test bench is within 5-9%.

“…Экспериментальный макет (рис. 1) состоял из двух прямохаотических приемопередающих модулей [14], коаксиального кабеля длиной 1 m, перестраиваемого аттенюатора, который имитировал ослабление сигнала в беспроводном канале, осциллографа (Osc) и персонального компьютера (PC).…”

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Измерение Мощности Сверхширокополосного Хаотического Сигнала Для Решения Задач Определения Расстояния И Позиционирования

Ефремова¹,

Кузьмин²

2021

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A method increasing the accuracy of distance measurements using an ultra-wideband chaotic radio pulses, intended for application in wireless sensor networks is proposed. It was shown that the relative error of distance measurement in the experimental test bench is within 5-9%.

Measurement of the Ultrawideband Chaotic Signal Power for Wireless Ranging and Positioning

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A technique for increasing the accuracy of ranging with the use of ultrawideband chaotic radio pulses is proposed for using in wireless sensor networks. As a result of performed experimental bench tests, it is shown that the level of the relative ranging error falls inside the limits of 5-9%.

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