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Ultra wideband indoor radio channel models: preliminary results
Knowledge of the signal propagation mechanisms in the channel is vital for the radio system design and the system performance analysis. However, currently published wideband or narrowband radio channel models do not offer spatial resolution high enough for the ultra wideband (UWB) applications and real channel measurements are needed. The preliminary UWB radio channel model for a selected radio link-configuration in an indoor environment is given.