UWB - What makes Ultra-Wideband special and how is it used? Smartphone Glossary
Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is a wireless communication technology that transmits very short radio pulses across a wide frequency spectrum. This technology offers high accuracy in positioning and enables precise tracking and localization of objects.
Key features include:
Wide frequency spectrum: UWB transmits signals across a very wide frequency band, making it resistant to interference and noise.
High precision: UWB can determine the position of objects with an accuracy of a few centimeters.
Low power consumption: Ideal for use in battery-powered devices such as smart tags.
High data rate: The high data transmission rate is used for high-speed communication.
UWB is used, for example, in smart tags or smart trackers, key systems, access control systems, and for the wireless transmission of large amounts of data.
UWB makes it possible for a car to unlock automatically when the owner approaches.
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