Identification system using transponder badges, component parts

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Radar transponder system – Unique identity

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342 51, 379 56, 379 57, 379 60, 379 62, 379 63, G01S 1380

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ABSTRACT:
A system for identifying persons, animals or objects provided with identifying badges comprises at least one interrogator provided with a microwave transmitter producing interrogation signals modulated by a BARKER code. A plurality of transponder type identifying badges use the power of a BARKER code modulated signal received from an interrogator to transmit a respective microwave response code transposed from the received signal. At least one identification receiver is adapted to decode the microwave response codes from the badges by a correlative method. The system is incorporated into a server application, in particular a multiservice telephone installation processing the identification information that it provides.

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