Ultrawide Bandwidth RFID: The Next Generation?

Backscatter Communication using Ultrawide Bandwidth Signals for RFID Applications

Future advanced radiofrequency identification (RFID) systems are expected to provide both identification and high-definition localization of objects with improved reliability and security while maintaining low power consumption and cost. Ultrawide bandwidth (UWB) technology is a promising solution for next generation RFID systems to overcome most of the main limitations of current narrow bandwi...

Bandwidth Management in Next Generation Packet Networks

Flow control and bandwidth management in next generation Internets

The Internet has traditionally relied on end to end congestion control performed at the transport layer where sources reduce their o ered tra c only after con gestion sets in By then network resources have been wasted and e ective throughput compromised In next generation Internets the delay bandwidth product is large and bandwidth is a precious resource Hence in this paper we present a link la...

Adaptive bandwidth kernel density estimation for next-generation sequencing data

BACKGROUND High-throughput sequencing experiments can be viewed as measuring some sort of a "genomic signal" that may represent a biological event such as the binding of a transcription factor to the genome, locations of chromatin modifications, or even a background or control condition. Numerous algorithms have been developed to extract different kinds of information from such data. However, t...

Propagation characteristics of ultrawide-bandwidth pulsed Gaussian beams

The propagation characteristics of a beam generated by driving an aperture with an ultrashort, hence ultrawide-bandwidth, space-time Gaussian pulse are considered. It is shown analytically with an approximate form of the solution that the beam intensity and the beam energy have different diffraction lengths and rates of beam spread in the far field. These beam properties are also discussed for ...