Proximity alarm system

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G01S 11/02 (2006.01) G08B 13/14 (2006.01) G08B 13/22 (2006.01)

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CA 2174886

The spatial separation of an object from a reference location is monitored utilizing a proximity alarm system which comprises a transceiver station mounted on the object and a repeater station at the reference location. Both stations function to generate and transmit an encoded rf signal in a half-duplex manner, with the transceiver station initiating the process. In one embodiment of the system, a phase delay is measured between a remote signal originating at the transceiver station and a corresponding decoded timing signal received from the repeater station. Correlation of the phase delay with a reference value ascertains the distance between the stations and an alarm at the transceiver station is actuated when the distance exceeds a predetermined value. A second embodiment of the system employs a clock driven counter that is stopped when a predetermined multiple of decoded timing signals is received at the transceiver station in response to iterative transmissions therefrom. The count value of the counter is read and correlated with a transit time reference value to ascertain the distance between stations. An alarm is actuated if the distance exceeds a predetermined maximum.

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