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The UWB Channel in Medical Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs)

UWB is a technology that has several advantages when considered for a Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN). A WBAN is a network with its communications devices in very close proximity to the human body. In medical applications these devices are connected to sensors that can monitor vital signs such as ECG, temperature, and mobility. A WBAN allows for the remote monitoring of a patient’s health minimizing the number of cables needed. The monitoring of vital signals usually require a relatively low data-rate which in the case of UWB translates into very small transmitting power, long battery life, and less potential side effects caused by electromagnetic radiation. All of these features are very desirable for devices that are close to the body and meant to be used for extended periods of time.