Approach detecting system

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

Reexamination Certificate

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C340S553000, C340S561000, C340S565000, C340S567000, C340S568200, C340S541000, C340S545300

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07456739

ABSTRACT:
A leaky cable having radiation directivity which varies with frequency transmits electric waves in different frequency bands. A measurement apparatus outputs measurement information including signal intensity and phase of a reflected electric wave in each frequency band which is reflected by a target and is received by another leaky cable, and propagation delay time. A calculator groups the measurement information by target on the basis of signal intensities and phases of the reflected electric waves in different frequency bands, and calculates the position of the target with respect to the longitudinal direction of the leaky cables and the distance between the target and the leaky cables.

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