Radar tank gauge

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Determining distance – Material level within container

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342172, 342192, G01S 1308

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ABSTRACT:
A sweep frequency, continuous wave (CW) radar tank gauge (3) providing measurement of the level of tank contents or ullage (19), having greatly improved accuracy through improved methods of processing calibrate and return signals directed toward the surface of tank contents (20). Use of sweep synchronous measurement (46) of time domain calibrate/return difference signals (42) and determination of a virtual "carrier" fundamental in the frequency domain, provide highly accurate measure of tank signal return times. The entire range of return signals is made available for processing and analysis (5), including distinguishable tank bottom reflections.

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R. Nitzberg, "Implementation of an Adaptive Processor by Modern Spectral Estimation Techniques"; Int'L. Conf. on Communications Conference Record (Denver, 1981; pp. 10.3.1 to 10.3.4).

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