Identification of Target Signals in RF Pulsed Environments

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Track Code	CRANE-99676
Categories	Electrical Engineering NSWC Crane
Keywords	Communications and Computing Crane Electrical Engineering Microwaves
Public Abstract	Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane), has designed, patented, and developed a detection system for identifying a signal of interest in an environment saturated with different signals. The suite of patents in the "Identification of Target Signals in Radio Frequency Pulsed Environments" technology includes both the system and method of detection. The system includes a test set that detects phase-shift keying (PSK) modulation and measures radio frequency (RF) amplitude. PSK is a digital modulation scheme that conveys data by modulating the phase of a carrier signals. Wireless LAN, RFID, and satellite communications are some of the technologies and industry areas that utilize PSK modulation. Potential Applications: -Communication Industry -EMI/EMC Testers -Radiation Hazard Testers
People	Sisley, Brandon (Project leader) Morgan, Doug Prichard, Brad Rouland, Craig
Intellectual Property	Application Date (None) Type CIP-Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number 8,576,953 Issue Date Nov 5, 2013 Application Date (None) Type Utility Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number 8,259,860 Issue Date Sep 4, 2012 Application Date (None) Type CIP-Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number 8,213,547 Issue Date Jul 3, 2012
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