TY  - GEN
N2  - This book explores the design of ultra wideband (UWB) technology for wireless body-area networks (WBAN). The authors describe a novel implementation of WBAN sensor nodes that use UWB for data transmission and narrow band for data reception, enabling low power sensor nodes, with high data rate capability. The discussion also includes power efficient, medium access control (MAC) protocol design for UWB based WBAN applications and the authors present a MAC protocol in which a guaranteed delivery mechanism is utilized to transfer data with high priority. Readers will also benefit from this books feasibility analysis of the UWB technology for human implant applications through the study of electromagnetic and thermal power absorption of human tissue that is exposed to UWB signals. Describes hardware platform development for IR-UWB based WBAN communication; Discusses power efficient medium access control (MAC) protocol design for IR-UWB based WBAN applications; Includes feasibility analysis of the UWB technology for human implant applications through study of electromagnetic and thermal effects caused by UWB signals; Includes implementation and experimental evaluation of a UWB MAC protocol in hardware platforms.
DO  - 10.1007/978-3-319-05287-8
DO  - doi
AB  - This book explores the design of ultra wideband (UWB) technology for wireless body-area networks (WBAN). The authors describe a novel implementation of WBAN sensor nodes that use UWB for data transmission and narrow band for data reception, enabling low power sensor nodes, with high data rate capability. The discussion also includes power efficient, medium access control (MAC) protocol design for UWB based WBAN applications and the authors present a MAC protocol in which a guaranteed delivery mechanism is utilized to transfer data with high priority. Readers will also benefit from this books feasibility analysis of the UWB technology for human implant applications through the study of electromagnetic and thermal power absorption of human tissue that is exposed to UWB signals. Describes hardware platform development for IR-UWB based WBAN communication; Discusses power efficient medium access control (MAC) protocol design for IR-UWB based WBAN applications; Includes feasibility analysis of the UWB technology for human implant applications through study of electromagnetic and thermal effects caused by UWB signals; Includes implementation and experimental evaluation of a UWB MAC protocol in hardware platforms.
T1  - Ultra wideband wireless body area networks
AU  - Thotahewa, Kasun Maduranga Silva,
AU  - Redouté, Jean-Michel,
AU  - Yuce, Mehmet Rasit,
CN  - TK7872.D48
ID  - 697924
KW  - Wireless sensor networks.
KW  - Biosensors.
KW  - Wearable computers.
KW  - Patient monitoring
SN  - 9783319052878 
SN  - 331905287X 
TI  - Ultra wideband wireless body area networks
LK  - https://univsouthin.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-05287-8
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