… Most UWB radar research has employed signal processing … , CNNs are employed with the
IR-UWB radar data in this paper to … Because radar signals are time-dependent, long short-term …

… rubble, we generally use an ultra-wideband impulse radar to capture the chest … range and
the time index respectively. M is the range units and gives us the detection range of the radar…

… as, to mention a few, short range communications [1-2], … IRUWB systems are popularly used
to measure a time of arrival (TOA) of multiple moving objects. To achieve the TOA, a ranging …

… INTRODUCTION Recently, impulse radio ultra-wideband (IR-UWB) radar is used in several
… There are many advantages to use IR-UWB signal, the first is that it has high time resolution …

… In [24], a UWB radar sensor for the monitoring of vital … time domain. In [26], a novel method
for respiration-like clutter cancellation was proposed based on a dual-frequency IR-UWB radar…

… and the human chest skin from the time delay τ of the pulse … for the IR-UWB radar signals.
Also, an algorithm is devised for the IR-UWB radar to accurately estimate the chest skin range …

… IR-UWB radar can discriminate between subjects based on precise range information. In
the future, a multi-channel beamforming IRUWB system will be used for real-time imaging and …

… respiratory-motion response is characterized for the first time in this paper. On this basis, a
novel constant false alarm rate (CFAR) algorithm that automatically identifies the response is …

… ultra wideband (IR-UWB) radar. The position measurement using IR-UWB radar uses at least
two radars in … Each radar measures distance 20 times per second, and parameter updates …

… 3–5 GHz UWB band for ranging and radar application. The presented IR-UWB pulse former
… The comparison of time-domain measured IR-UWB pulse with thesimulated pulse and the …