Emergency locating transmitter

Telecommunications – Interference signal transmission

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455 99, 455102, H04K 300

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050143409

ABSTRACT:
A transmitter generates three signals for sequential transmission. These signals are an unmodulated r.f. carrier, an r.f. carrier amplitude modulated by a first audio frequency waveform and an r.f. carrier amplitude modulated by a second audio frequency waveform which is distinguishable from the first and which may be employed as a means for identifying a particular transmitter. The composite, sequentially transmitted signal may be varied in terms of the individual signal transmission sequence, the duration of the individual signals, overall composite signal repetition rate and the frequency of the second audio waveform. Various combinations of signal variations may be employed to transmit different information.

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