Method and system for modulating a carrier frequency to support nondestructive bitwise arbitration of a communication medium
CA 2452425 A1 · Owner: Davenport, David · Inventors: Hoctor, Ralph; Soni, Mukesh; Davenport, David
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A system for modulating a carrier frequency to support nondestructive bitwise arbitration of a communication medium. The system comprises a first sensor module, (104) coupled to a power supply line (106) via a first power line coupling circuit, (108). The first sensor module (104) comprises a first micro-controller (210) and a, first transceiver (212). The first transceiver (212) includes a first transmitter (214) for, converting a digital signal received from the first micro-controller (210) into a first, analog signal for transmission over the power supply line (106). The first transmitter, (214) includes a first oscillator operating within an allowable frequency deviation to, …
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