DocumentCode
837106
Title
Will ultrawideband technology connect in the marketplace?
Author
Paulson, Linda Dailey
Volume
36
Issue
12
fYear
2003
Firstpage
15
Lastpage
17
Abstract
Companies and individuals are using an increasing number of computers, peripherals, mobile devices, consumer electronics, and other machines in their offices or houses. For convenience, many users want to network these devices. Bluetooth radio-based, short-range, wireless-networking technology has received considerable attention as a means for accomplishing this. However, ultrawideband, a 30-year old military communications technology, is now being revitalized for wirelessly connecting devices over short distances. Many industry observers say UWB could prove more successful than Bluetooth because it is faster, less expensive, and uses less power.
Keywords
broadband networks; radio networks; telecommunication standards; Bluetooth radio-based technology; UWB; consumer electronics; military communications technology; mobile devices; short-range wireless-networking technology; ultrawideband technology; wireless connections; Bluetooth; Communications technology; Computer peripherals; Consumer electronics; Defense industry; Joining processes; Military communication; Military computing; Mobile computing; Ultra wideband technology;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Computer
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9162
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MC.2003.1250859
Filename
1250859
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