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Intruder perceiving apparatus by means of infrared detection

  • US 4,849,635 A
  • Filed: 12/13/1988
  • Issued: 07/18/1989
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/24/1986
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An infrared detecting apparatus for perceiving an intruder into a predetermined region on the ground or on a floor by detecting infrared rays radiated from said intruder, said apparatus comprising:

  • a lens assembly provided higher than a predetermined height above said ground or floor and said predetermined region, said lens assembly having a plurality of differently angled non-overlapping visual fields directed to said predetermined region, said visual fields distributed so that an intruder having a stature taller than said predetermined height simultaneously crosses more than one of said visual fields of said lens assembly at a time and an intruder of a stature less than said predetermined height only crosses one of said visual fields at a time;

    a single infrared radiation detecting element for converting infrared rays converted by said lens assembly to an electric signal; and

    an amplifier means for amplifying said electric signal;

    whereby an output of said amplifier is a continuous electric signal if said intruder is of a stature greater than said predetermined height and pulse electric signal if said intruder is of a stature less than said predetermined height.

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