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Spread spectrum radar device using pseudorandom noise signal for detection of an object

  • US 5,724,041 A
  • Filed: 11/22/1995
  • Issued: 03/03/1998
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/24/1994
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A spread spectrum radar device which receives a reflected wave from an object based on a transmitted wave and detects said object, comprising:

  • generating means for generating a pseudorandom noise signal;

    a transmitter for transmitting a wave whose band is spread by said pseudorandom noise signal;

    a receiver for receiving a reflected wave from the object based on said transmitted wave and putting out a received signal;

    despreading means for despreading said received signal by said pseudorandom noise signal and detecting a correlation of said received signal with said pseudorandom. noise signal;

    a delay device for delaying said pseudorandom noise signal for a prescribed delay time when said correlation is detected;

    a distance measuring device for measuring a distance to said object according to said delay time when said correlation is detected;

    a frequency converter for converting the frequency of said received signal to a signal with a low frequency; and

    identifying means for identifying presence of said object based on said frequency-converted low frequency signal.

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