Why does UWB need to be regulated? Why is the EC involved?
Regulating the use of the radio spectrum for UWB applications is complicated by the fact that the large bandwidth of their signals means that they have to co-exist with a substantial number of “conventional” radio systems, such as mobile phones, broadcasting and air radio-navigation, all of which require protection from harmful interference to operate effectively.
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- Why does UWB need to be regulated? Why is the EC involved?
