- Patent JPS5234900

Document Type and Number:

Japanese Patent JPS5234900

Kind Code:

B1

Abstract:

1,146,278. Radio-navigation. INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ELECTRIC CORP 2 Sept., 1966 [8 Sept., 1965], No. 39313/66. Heading H4D. The Specification describes a circuit for detecting the identity code signal from a TACAN type beacon. Such a signal is made up of pulse pairs having a recurrence frequency of 1350 c/s., i.e. a period of 740 Ás. Each pulse pair is converted to a single pulse and the resulting train is applied at 11 to bi-stable circuit 10. An oscillator 14 produces two clock signals in antiphase at a frequency of 68.175 kc./s. Each signal produces a respective clock pulse train by means of a monostable circuit and an invertor. Bi-stable circuit 10 is set in a +3V state by the pulse at 11 and is returned to a 0V state by the next clock pulse on line 34. The resulting 1350 c/s. pulse output of circuit 10 is fed to a transistor 13 which adjusts the two levels of the signal to - 3V and - 20V. The adjusted pulse signal is fed to a hundred stage shift register 50 having the clock pulse trains, after level adjustments in transistors 19 and 20, applied thereto as shift pulses. A pulse in the register reaches the 50th stage 732.6 Ás, i.e. 740 Ás-1%, after its application to the input thereof. The output of the 50th stage is applied, via a level adjusting field effect transistor 22, to a 15 Ás monostable circuit 21. Thus there will be a pulse present at the input of the shift register simultaneously with an output from circuit 21 in the case of two consecutive pulses having a spacing of 740 Ás 1 %. A third consecutive pulse is similarly investigated by feeding the output of the 100th stage of the shift register to a 30 Ás monostable circuit 23. The outputs of circuits 21 and 23 are inverted and fed to a NAND gate, together with the output of circuit 10, such that NAND gate 25 is only activated when three consecutive pulses occur having spacings of 740 Ás1%. Activation of gate 25 triggers monostable circuit 27 to produce a pulse which is integrated at 28. When sufficient pulses have been received having the required spacing, the output of integrator 28 rises sufficiently to trigger level detector 30 and apply a gating signal to gate 31, whereby a 1350 c/s. tone signal at 32 may be gated for a utilization.