Publication

Power Spectra of UWB Time-hopping Modulated Signals: a Shot Noise Approach.

Andrea Ridolfi, Pierre Bremaud
2004
Conference paper

Abstract

This paper presents a general method for obtaining the exact power spectra of generic time hopping modulated signals. Based on a point process approach, it provides simpler proofs for existing results and a powerful rigorous and at the same time systematic tool for computing the spectra of more complex time-hopping models. Spectrum formula are easy to understand and the contribution of each component of the model appears explicitly.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/51037?ln=en

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