Ultra wideband (UWB) transmitter architecture

Pulse or digital communications – Pulse code modulation – Differential

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C327S103000

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06985532

ABSTRACT:
System and method for analog signal generation and manipulation in an ultra-wideband (UWB) transmitter. A preferred embodiment comprises a digital portion305of an UWB transmitter (for example, transmitter300), which is responsible for encoding a data stream to be transmitted, and an analog portion330. The analog portion330creates a stream of short duration pulses from the encoded data stream and then filters the stream of short duration pulses. To simplify the generation of the short duration pulses, a quantized representation of the short duration pulse is used. The quantized representation is created via the use of control signals that by coupling differential amplifiers together (such as amplifier611), generate a voltage drop across a resistor (such as resistor619) and hence, a current.

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