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UWB (ultra-wideband)

UWB is a low-power communications protocol that transmits an extremely wide bandwidth (500+MHz) signal using time modulation to encode the data. Its signals are highly immune to interference from other RF systems, yet produce very little interference with them. UWB can detect the distance between the transmitter and receiver, enabling proximity detection and triggering.


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