System for discriminating multiple backscatter-modulated signals
CA 1332973 C · Owner: Landt, Jeremy A. · Inventors: Eckhardt, David A.; Koelle, Alfred R.; Landt, Jeremy A.
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The invention provides a system for discriminating between modulated backscattered signals based upon transmission-to-reception time delay. The system employs a carrier phase-modulated with a modulating signal having character-, istics which provide unity output when correlated with itself with zero time shift and a substantially lower output level when correlated with itself with a significant time shift. The system works with a backscatter-modulator located a finite distance from the transmitter for receiving and modulating the backscatter of the carrier. A receiver/detector receives and detects the modulated backscattered phase-modulated signal the, detector being phase-sensitive and …
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- Granted November 8, 1994. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 8, 2011.
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