Method and system for detecting an RF signal

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Plural receivers

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C455S134000, C455S135000, C455S226100

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ABSTRACT:
A number of RF receivers are connected in a network. The network is used to transmit communications, data, or both to and from the RF receivers and to synchronize the RF receivers to a common time. Digitized RF data is time-stamped and stored in memory. A trigger circuit in one or more RF receivers determines whether a trigger criterion or criteria has been met. When a trigger criterion or criteria has been met, some or all of the RF receivers in the network transmit select digitized RF data to a central processing device. The central processing device processes the select digitized data to detect if a signal is present.

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