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Ultra-wide-band transmitter for low-power wireless body area networks: Design and evaluation

Ryckaert et al., 2005

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6015061359193726147
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Ryckaert J
Desset C
Fort A
Badaroglu M
De Heyn V
Wambacq P
Van der Plas G
Donnay S
Van Poucke B
Gyselinckx B
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IEEE transactions on circuits and systems I: Regular papers

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The successful realization of a wireless body area network (WBAN) requires innovative solutions to meet the energy consumption budget of the autonomous sensor nodes. The radio interface is a major challenge, since its power consumption must be reduced below …
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