Communications: electrical – Vehicle detectors
Patent
1994-12-09
1996-10-08
Mullen, Thomas
Communications: electrical
Vehicle detectors
340901, 340902, 340905, 34082554, 342 42, 342 44, G08G 101
Patent
active
055635890
ABSTRACT:
In a remote identification device, an interrogator sends a microwave signal to a responder, the interrogation wave signal being modulated. At each period of the modulation signal of the interrogation wave signal, the responder accumulates the energy conveyed by this signal, the energy received being converted into supply voltage to be used to encode and transmit a response microwave signal to the interrogator. This may be used for the identification of objects by a radar signal.
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Blaimont Michel
Canal Yves
Chenu Jean
"Thomson-CSF"
Mullen Thomas
Trieu Van Thanh
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