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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 21, 2006
Filed:
Mar. 18, 2005
William G. Duff, Fairfax Station, VA (US);
Theodore L. Harwood, Ii, Hollywood, MD (US);
Art Light, Oakton, VA (US);
John P. Smith, Millersville, MD (US);
Darrel Crapps, Mitchellville, MD (US);
William G. Duff, Fairfax Station, VA (US);
Theodore L. Harwood, II, Hollywood, MD (US);
Art Light, Oakton, VA (US);
John P. Smith, Millersville, MD (US);
Darrel Crapps, Mitchellville, MD (US);
Sentel Corporation, Alexandria, VA (US);
Abstract
The test results found that the EMI impact depended on the UWB power that fell within the receiver passband. Specifically, EMI occurred when the average power in the receiver passband was approximately equal to the desired signal level of the receiver. One waveform, TW7, did not cause EMI because the average power was too low. Three waveforms, TW1, TW2, and TW6 only caused EMI when the receiver was tuned to the frequency of the UWB spectral component. Three waveforms, TW3, TW4, and TW5, caused EMI at all receiver frequencies. As noted, these tests were performed to determine the susceptibility of various RF receiver (radars and communications systems) devices to UWB signals. The tests were not intended to evaluate the use of UWB signals for jamming purposes.