Effect of Uncoordinated Network Interference on UWB Energy Detection Receiver
Over the last few years, there has been an emerging
interest in applying ultrawideband (UWB) communications in
wireless sensor networks, mainly due to the low-complexity and
low-power consumption of UWB technology. In particular, lowcomplexity
receiver like the energy detection (ED) receiver is
a potential candidate for sensor network applications. However,
the presence of network interference will severely degrade the
performance of such receivers. In this paper, we analyze the bit
error probability performance of the ED receiver in the presence
of uncoordinated UWB interference. We model the network
interference as an aggregate UWB interference, generated by
elements of uncoordinated UWB networks scattered according
to a spatial Poisson process. Our analytical framework allows
a tractable performance analysis and gives sufficient insight
into the effect of uncoordinated network interference on UWB
systems.
RABBACHIN Alberto;
QUEK Tony;
OPPERMANN Ian;
WIN Moe;
2009-10-26
IEEE
JRC55056
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC55056,
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