Transmitter for pulsed electronic article surveillance systems

Telecommunications – Transmitter – Power control – power supply – or bias voltage supply

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330127, 340572, H04B 104

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic article surveillance (EAS) system includes a pulsed EAS transmitter, a linear power amplifier having active devices for linear amplification of signals input thereto and a controller for energizing the linear power amplifier active devices correspondingly with transmitter pulsations. A transmitter for use in electronic article surveillance, comprises a transmitting antenna, a source providing a succession of mutually spaced bursts of high-frequency signals, a linear power amplifier having active devices for linear amplification of the succession of mutually spaced bursts of high-frequency signals and a controller for selectively energizing the linear power amplifier active devices. The controller maintains the linear power amplifier active devices unenergized between successive of the mutually spaced bursts of high-frequency signals.

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