Abstract

With application to the impulse radio communications in mind, a time-limited and zero-mean pulse which is orthogonal to its shifts by integers is sought among the exponential splines having the knot interval 12. For the existence of real or complex-valued pulses, a necessary and sufficient condition is given in terms of the parameters of the dynamical system that shapes the exponential splines. The one for the existence of real-valued pulses is left as an open problem. Nonetheless, a real-valued example pulse is obtained that complies with the regulation imposed by the US Federal Communications Commission. This pulse will potentially enable an impulse radio communications system as fast as 6 giga pulses per second.

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