Channel Selection in Wireless Networks for Narrowband-Assisted Ultra-Wideband Signaling

Abstract: devices, systems, methods, and processes for channel selection in wireless networks for narrowband-assisted ultra-wideband (nba-uwb) signaling and ranging. narrowband signal overlaps the existing ism bands and thus has high likelihood of interfering with wi-fi, bluetooth low energy (ble), and other technologies used inside a network device. therefore, selection of an appropriate target channel that may be used for uwb signaling can mitigate interference with wi-fi/ble signals. a network device may receive one or more channel status messages from a plurality of neighboring network devices. the channel status messages may indicate a channel associated with a respective neighboring network device and a channel metric associated with the channel. the channel metric may indicate channel quality, traffic status, signal strength, etc. based on a set of available channels indicated by the one or more channel status messages, the network device may select a target channel to execute a uwb signaling.

Inventor(s): Peiman Amini, Jerome Henry, Ardalan Alizadeh, Matthew Silverman, Sivadeep R. Kalavakuru

CPC Classification: H04W16/14 (Spectrum sharing arrangements {between different networks})

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