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2 results about "Pulse time" patented technology

Tailpulse signal generator

ActiveUS7552017B1Equipment be eliminatedMaterial be eliminatedDigital data processing detailsCalibration apparatusDigital signal processingRadioactive agent
A tailpulse signal generating / simulating apparatus, system, and method designed to produce electronic pulses which simulate tailpulses produced by a gamma radiation detector, including the pileup effect caused by the characteristic exponential decay of the detector pulses, and the random Poisson distribution pulse timing for radioactive materials. A digital signal process (DSP) is programmed and configured to produce digital values corresponding to pseudo-randomly selected pulse amplitudes and pseudo-randomly selected Poisson timing intervals of the tailpulses. Pulse amplitude values are exponentially decayed while outputting the digital value to a digital to analog converter (DAC). And pulse amplitudes of new pulses are added to decaying pulses to simulate the pileup effect for enhanced realism in the simulation.
Owner:LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NAT SECURITY LLC

Method for processing infrared pulse received by receiving terminal of infrared ray corresponding emission device

ActiveCN101582717AClock synchronizationGood energy saving effectElectromagnetic receiversInfraredInfra-red color
The invention relates to a method for processing infrared pulse received by a receiving terminal of an infrared ray corresponding emission device, and the receiving terminal of the infrared ray corresponding emission device comprises an infrared receiver module and a processor. The method is characterized by comprising the steps: (1) pulse time sequence waveform of a standard infrared pulse signal which is successfully matched with the receiving terminal and sent by a sending terminal is stored inside the processor; (2) pulse time sequence of the infrared pulse signal that is actually received at present is compared with the pulse time sequence of the infrared pulse signal stored in the step (1) by the processor; (3) if the comparison result is consistent, synchronous tracking is successful, and a clock is regulated to be consistent with the sending terminal to generate tracking pulse time sequence; if not, the synchronous tracking is not successful, and the step (2) is returned back; (4) the processor adopts the tracking pulse time sequence generated in the step (3) to control a power supply of the infrared receiver module. The invention can better ensure the clocks between the receiving terminal and the sending terminal to be synchronous, thus having better energy-saving effect.
Owner:NINGBO HENGBO TELCOMM
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