“…Owing to simplicity and ease of generation, UWB mono‐cycle pulses are frequently used in UWB communication. The intention behind using these specific shaped pulses for data transmission in UWB communication instead of simple Gaussian pulses is to achieve good bit‐error‐rate (BER) performance and reduced multi‐path effects associated with aforementioned shapes 8 . As each pulse type is characterized by shape, polarity, position, amplitude, and width, different modulation formats for UWB may be implemented using these characteristics such on‐off keying (OOK), pulse polarity modulation (PPM), and pulse shape modulation (PSM), as shown in Figure 1.…”