[특허]Intrusion detection system and method

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Intrusion detection system and method

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국가/구분	United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)	G08B-013/18
미국특허분류(USC)	340/554; 343/005.PD
출원번호	US-0454444 (1982-12-29)
발명자 / 주소	Cheal, James Fitzsimons, James R.
출원인 / 주소	Southwest Microwave
대리인 / 주소	Cahill, Sutton & Thomas
인용정보	피인용 횟수 : 7 인용 특허 : 2

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An intrusion detection system includes a transmitter coupled to one end of a coaxial cable, a plurality of antennas spaced along and loosely coupled to the cable, and a receiver circuit coupled to the opposite end of the cable, the antennas being aimed at a protected region. The transmitter transmits microwave energy along the cable. A portion of the energy is transmitted by each antenna into the protected region and is reflected by a moving intruder or target back to one of the antennas. The receiver circuit imposes a low frequency square wave signal on the center conductor of the cable. A diode is attached across the two radiating elements of each antenna. The square wave on the center conductor forward biases the diode and thereby shorts each antenna for half of each low frequency cycle, resulting in chopping of the received signals from each antenna. Noise signals on the cable and the chopped received energy signals are filtered and mixed to produce a low frequency chopped doppler signal superimposed on the noise low frequency chopped doppler signal. The signal is amplified to a predetermined level, and adjacent maximums and minimums thereof are synchronously sampled by a doppler amplifier to produce a signal representative of the amplitude of the doppler signal.

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1. A method for detecting intrusions into a protected region, said method comprising the steps of: (a) transmitting a microwave signal along a cable bounding said protected region; (b) coupling relatively small portions of said microwave signal into each of a plurality antennas to effect radiating microwave energy from said antennas into said protected regions; (c) periodically causing interrupting of microwave energy that is received by radiating elements of each of said respective antennas at a frequency that is greatly lower than the frequency of said microwave signal in order to produce a first signal which is a chopped microwave signal on said cable, said cable also conducting a noise signal that is within the doppler frequency range of a moving target in said protected area; (d) filtering microwave frequencies from said first signal and mixing said filtered first signal with said noise signal to produce a second signal, said second signal including a sequence of pulses that represent said first signal and are superimposed on said noise signal; (e) producing a signal representative of the amplitudes of said pulses of said sequence by comparing the potentials of said second signal before and during a plurality of said pulses, respectively; and (f) producing an alarm signal. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein said cable is a coaxial cable and each of said antennas includes first and second radiating elements, each of said antennas includes a diode coupled between its first and second radiating elements, and also including means for connecting one of said first and second radiating elements to the outer conductor of said coaxial cable and also including resistive means for coupling the other of said first and second radiating elements to the center conductor of said coaxial cable, said step of periodically causing said interrupting including applying a relatively low frequency pulse signal to said center conductor of said cable to periodically forward bias each of said diodes and thereby effectively short circuit said first and second radiating elements of each of said antennas. 3. The method of claim 1 including the step causing periodic insertion of a predetermined amount of attenuation in the path of said first signal to cause calibration pulses during which said first signal has reduced amplitude to appear in said second signal and amplifying said second signal by means of an automatic gain control circuit which amplifies said second signal by an amount necessary to cause said calibration pulses to have a predetermihed amplitude, thereby automatically compensating for variations in insertion loss due to use of various lengths of said cable and various numbers of said antennas loosely coupled thereby which may be utilized to bound various sized protected regions. 4. The amplitude of claim 3 including the step of integrating any changes in the amplitude of said signal representative of the amplitudes of said pulses, if the frequency of those changes are very slow compared to any doppler frequency signals produced by said moving target, in order to produce a cancellation voltage signal and in response thereto producing a cancellation signal component on a conductor conducting said first signal and said noise signal prior to said filtering and said mixing. 5. The method of claim 4 wherein said calibration pulses and said cancellation signal component are produced at different times by multiplexing a first reference voltage and said cancellation voltage signal to a control input of a voltage controlled attenuator. 6. The method of claim 1 wherein said filtering is performed by means of a tuned cavity which resonates at the frequency of said transmitted microwave signal and said mixing is performed by means of a diode detector circuit connected to said tuned cavity. 7. The method of claim 1 wherein step (a) is performed by means of an oscillator circuit connected to one end of said cable and step (c) is performed by applying said low frequehcy pulse to the other end of said cable, said low frequency pulse signal being approximately a square wave signal having a voltage above the voltage of the outer conductor of said coaxial cable approximately one-half of the time and having a voltage below the voltage of the outer conductor of said coaxial cable approximately the other half of the time. 8. The method of claim 1 wherein step (e) includes alternately multiplexing an amplified version of said second signal to first and second inputs of a difference amplifying circuit in synchronization with the frequency of said interrupting recited in step (c) to produce a signal representative of the envelope of said sequence of pulses of said second signal. 9. The method of claim 6 wherein in a first group including approximately half of said antennas the anodes of said diodes are connected to said first radiating elements and said resistive means are connected to said first radiating elements and in a second group including the remaining antennas, the anodes of said diodes are connected to said second radiating elements and said resistive means are connected to said second radiating elements, whereby said relatively low frequency signal alternately forward biases the diodes in the antennas of said first and second groups, respectively, to minimize changes in the voltage standing wave ratio in said cable. 10. An apparatus for detecting intrusions into a protected region, said apparatus comprising in combination: (a) means for transmitting a continuous microwave signal along a cable bounding said protected region; (b) means for coupling relatively small portions of said continuous microwave signal into each of a plurality of directional antennas to effect radiating microwave energy from said antennas into said protected regions; (c) means for periodically interrupting of microwave energy that is received by radiating elements of each of said respective antennas at a frequency that is greatly lower than the frequency of said microwave signal in order to produce a first signal which is a chopped microwave signal on said cable, said cable also conducting a relatively large noise signal that is within the doppler frequency range of a moving target in said protected area; (d) means for filtering microwave frequencies from said first signal and mixing said filtered first signal with said noise signal to produce a second signal, said second signal including a sequence of pulses that represent said first signal and are superimposed on said noise signal; (e) means for producing a signal representative of the amplitudes of said pulses of said sequence by comparing the potentials of said second signal before and during a plurality of said pulses; and (f) means for producing an alarm signal if the signal produced in step (e) exceeds a predetermined thereshold value. 11. The apparatus of claim 10 wherein said cable coaxial cable and each of said antennas includes first and second radiating elements, each of said antennas includes a diode coupled between its first and second radiating elements, and also including means for connecting one of said first and second radiating elements to the outer conductor of said coaxial cable and also including resistive means for coupling the other of said first and radiating elements to the center conductor of said coaxial cable, said means for periodically causing said interrupting including means for applying a relatively low frequency pulse signal to said center conductor of said cable to periodically forward bias each of said diodes to thereby effectively short circuit said first and second radiating elements of each of said antennas. 12. The apparatus of claim 11 wherein said relatively low frequency pulse signal has a frequency in the range from 1 kilohertz to 100 kilohertz. 13. The apparatus of claim 10 including the means for periodically inserting a predetermined amount of attenuation in the path of said first signal to cause calibration pulses during which said first signal has reduced amplitude to appear in said second signal, and automatic gain control circuit means for amplifying said second signal.to automatically compensate for variations in insertion loss due to use of various lengths of said cable and various numbers of said antennas loosely coupled thereto which may be utilized to bound various sized protected regions. 14. The apparatus of claim 13 including means for integrating any changes in the amplitude of said signal representative of the amplitudes of said pulses, if the frequency of those changes are very slow compared to any doppler frequency signals produced by said moving target in order to produce a cancellation voltage signal and in response thereto producing a cancellation signal component as a conductor conducting said first signal and said noise signal prior to said filtering and said mixing. 15. The apparatus of claim 14 including control means for causing said calibration pulses and said cancellation signal component to be produced at different times by multiplexing a first reference voltage and said cancellation voltage signal to a control input of a voltage controlled attenuator. 16. The apparatus of claim 10 wherein said filtering means includes a tuned cavity which resonates at the frequency of said transmitted microwave signal and said mixing means includes a diode detector circuit connected to said tuned cavity. 17. The apparatus of claim 11 wherein said transmitting means includes an oscillator circuit connected to one end of said cable and said periodic interrupting means is performed by applying said low frequency pulse to the other end of said cable, said low frequency pulse signal being approximately a square wave signal having a voltage above the voltage of the outer conductor of said coaxial cable approximately one-half of the time and having a voltage below the voltage of the outer conductor of said coaxial cable approximately the other half of the time. 18. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein said means for producing a signal representative of said amplitudes includes means for alternately multiplexing an an amplified version of said second signal to first and second inputs of a difference amplifying circuit in synchronization with the frequency of said interrupting to produce a signal representative of the envelope of said sequence of pulses of said second signal.

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