Pulse or digital communications – Systems using alternating or pulsating current – Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train
Patent
1994-06-16
1998-02-10
Chin, Stephen
Pulse or digital communications
Systems using alternating or pulsating current
Plural channels for transmission of a single pulse train
34087002, H04K 110
Patent
active
057177180
ABSTRACT:
A data collection system in which a number of remote terminals (RT) transmit data packets for reception by one or more fixed data collectors (FDC) or a portable data collector (PDC). Each remote terminal (RT) transmits data in two frequency sub-bands to which the fixed and portable data collectors are respectively tuned. Channel capacity is improved in at least the fixed data collector (FDC) sub-band by the use in the remote terminal of minimum shift keying (MSK) encoding and pseudo-random variation of a frequency error applied to the packet transmission frequency for successive packets. In the fixed data collectors dual fast-Fourier transform signal processing enables the interpretation of simultaneous packets with different error frequencies. The use of a single design of remote terminal (RT) in conjunction with portable data collectors (PDC) simplifies system set-up, with the portable collectors providing coverage for those areas where a fixed data collector (FDC) network has yet to be established. The system has particular application to the monitoring of devices such as gas and electricity meters and security systems.
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Meek Thomas Robert
Rowsell Francis John
Chin Stephen
Kim Kevin
Pojunas Leonard W.
Schlumberger Industries Inc.
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