THE SELF-ORGANIZING RADIO NETWORKS AND ULTRA WIDE BAND SIGNALS

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https://doi.org/10.20535/2411-2976.22014.3-7

Abstract

The paper proposes to use impulse radio ultra wide band signals in self-organizing ad hoc and MANET networks to solve multiple access and widen networks coverage area problems. New methods of signals reception and information capacity increasing are proposed.

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S. Bunin, A. Voiter, M. Ilchenko and V. Romanjuk, “Selforganized radio networks with ultra wideband signals”, Naukova Dumka publication, Ukrainian Academy of Sciencies, Kyiv, 2012, 444 pp.

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S. Bunin, “Ultra short impulse radio signals in future long range radio communication systems”, Proc. of 20-th International Conf. “SHF engineering and communications”, Sevastopol, Crimea, Ukraine, Sept. 2010.

S. Bunin, “Non energetic” reception of ultra short impulse radio signals”, Telecommunication Sciences, v.1, No.1, July – December 2010, pp. 7 – 13.

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Bunin, S. (2014). THE SELF-ORGANIZING RADIO NETWORKS AND ULTRA WIDE BAND SIGNALS. Information and Telecommunication Sciences, (2), 3–7. https://doi.org/10.20535/2411-2976.22014.3-7

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No. 2 (2014)

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