Continuous-wave radar set usable as a transmitter for informatio

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Return signal controls external device – Radar mounted on and controls land vehicle

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342109, 342130, G01S 1326, G01S 1338

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052203310

ABSTRACT:
A continuous-wave radar set is additionally usable as a transmitter for transmitting messages, e.g., voice, data, or control information. Besides a first modulator (SM) which produces a sawtooth or triangular frequency modulation of the radar RF signal, there is an additional modulator (ZM) which modulates the radar RF signal with a useful signal during the flyback, i.e., in a phase in which the signal is not used for radar purposes. To achieve exact synchronization between the two modulators, both modulators are controlled by the same clock generator (T).

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