Two coordinate position sensing systems

Telegraphy – Systems – Position coordinate determination for writing

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ABSTRACT:
A system for determining X and Y coordinate positions on a surface wherein a first transducer generates plane waves having electromagnetic fields associated therewith, which plane waves travel along the direction of the X-coordinate and a second transducer generates plane waves having electromagnetic fields associated therewith, which plane waves travel along the direction of the Y-coordinate. A receiver transducer at the position to be determined detects the presence of the electromagnetic fields associated with the plane waves as they travel past the receiver transducer and the distances traveled by the plane waves are appropriately calculated either by determining the times of travel using pulse wave signals or by determining phase relationships using continuous wave signals.

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