Underground object locating system without direction ambiguity

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Transmission through media other than air or free space

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C342S027000, C342S082000, C342S089000, C342S175000, C375S130000

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06859162

ABSTRACT:
In an underground object locating system in which a modulated RF signal is applied to the underground object and an emitted signal is detected by a receiver, ambiguity in the direction of current flow in the underground object is resolved by modulating the RF signal with a modulation signal such that the modulated signal, f(t) has an average value of zero and is not equal to −f(t+K) where K is any practical value. In specific embodiments, the modulation can be amplitude modulation where the modulating signal is lower in frequency than the RF signal and is related thereto by a rational number, such as one-half (½).

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