Seismic apparatus for discrimination between track-type vehicles

Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm

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340 15, 340 38R, 340566, G08G 100

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041588320

ABSTRACT:
10. A vehicle identifying circuit comprising: means for detecting seismic brations created by passing vehicles and converting them into electrical impulses; frequency-sensing circuit means coupled to said detecting means for producing electrical signals in accordance with the frequency characteristics of said impulses, said frequency-sensing circuit means comprising an amplifier, a clipper circuit, a differentiator circuit, a rectifier and an integrator coupled in sequence to produce said electrical signals; and vehicle discriminating circuit means coupled to said frequency-sensing means to convert said signals into output pulses having voltage levels indicative of the character of the suspension system of the passing vehicle.

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