Method and device to improve the probability of validity of the

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Air traffic control – Secondary surveilance radar

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342 40, G01S 1374

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are a method and device for the real-time processing of the responses constituted by pulse signals emitted by secondary radar transponders. The device has an analyzer of sampled magnitudes characterizing the pulses, said magnitudes being prepared by a device located upline with respect to the disclosed device. This device creates a sample message at the sampling rate. Said sample message characterizes the variations of the different magnitudes from one sample to another. A device for the processing of the pulses receives the sample messages and prepares pulse messages. Finally, a device filters the pulses belonging to a same response from the information elements pertaining to the pulse messages and from response detection signals.

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