Warning apparatus using microwaves

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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332 9T, 343771, 375 23, 455127, G08B 1318, G08G 101

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043342140

ABSTRACT:
A warning apparatus comprises a Gunn oscillator, a transmitting antenna, a receiving antenna, a detector, and a comparator which produces a detecting signal when the output signal from the detector is belowed a reference level. The warning apparatus further comprises a drive circuit for applying a rectangular pulse voltage to the Gunn oscillator, a band-pass filter allowing only a microwave with the transmitting frequency band of microwaves received by the receiving antenna to pass therethrough, and a signal generator for applying the reference signal, which changes in accordance with the output signal of the detector, to the comparator.

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"Installation & Alignment Manual for Microwave Security System, Racon Series 13000", by Racon, Inc., 1977.

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