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http://www.animedb.tv/forumSynchronization is especially a difficult task in spread spectrum systems which employ spreading codes to distribute transmitted signal energy over a wide bandwidth. The receiver needs to be precisely synchronized to the spreading code to be able to de-spread the received cheap jeans shop signal and proceed with demodulation. In spread spectrum systems, synchronization is typically performed in two stages. The first stage achieves coarse synchronization with a reasonable discount wedding dresses amount of accuracy in a short time, and is known as the acquisition stage. The second stage is known as the tracking stage and is responsible for achieving fine lace wedding dresses synchronization and maintaining synchronization through clock drifts occurring in the transmitter and the receiver.Generally speaking, timing acquisition in UWB system can be broadly classified into cheap polo shirts detection-based approaches and estimation-based strategies. In this paper, estimation-based schemes are presented. And the estimation-based schemes can also be broadly classified into data aided estimation and ralph lauren polo shirts non-data aided estimation. Non-data aided timing estimation exploits the signal structure inherent in UWB to estimate timing information of the received signal, which overcomes disadvantages of resources waste. While data aided schemes uses pilot symbols. It needs to design appropriate pilot symbols in order to improve accuracy and reduce complexity. These estimation-based schemes are provided with characteristic of quick acquisition speed and high accuracy, but waste pilot width and power resource, thus decreases efficiency of the system.1. Frame-level acquisition schemes in UWB communicationsIn dense multi-path environments, timing acquisition for UWB communications faces major challenges due to the stringent requirements to resolve and capture ultra-short transmitted pulses.