Passive navigation system with frequency coding

Communications: radio wave antennas – Antennas – Balanced doublet - centerfed

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343 171PF, 343 172PC, G01S 9233, G01S 956

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041886291

ABSTRACT:
On a vehicle to be navigated, a transmitter for radiating a signal having a plurality of frequencies and a receiver tuned to receive a predetermined harmonic of each of the plurality of frequencies, discriminate between the predetermined harmonics, and determine the range of position markers reradiating each of the predetermined harmonics, with a plurality of passive markers, each having a nonlinear electrical response characteristic and each tuned to reradiate the predetermined harmonic of a different one of the plurality of frequencies when the radiated signal from the transmitter impinges thereon, fixedly mounted at predetermined positions relative to a desired course to be traveled by the vehicle.

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