Multiple phase state near-field electromagnetic system and method for communication and location

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 8253626
APP PUB NO 20090280742A1
SERIAL NO

12391209

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A multiple phase state near-field electromagnetic location and communication system includes a multiple phase state near-field transmitter, and a near-field locator receiver. The near-field transmitter is capable of operation in at least two states and each of these at least two states generates a state characteristic difference detected at the near-field locator receiver. The state characteristic difference may be employed for location determination, communication or both. The present invention is particularly well-suited for use in conjunction with a near-field electromagnetic ranging system. In further embodiments, a multiple phase state near-field electromagnetic location and communication process includes the steps of determining a transmission state for a near-field quadrature transmitter, transmitting a near-field transmission corresponding to said transmission state, receiving a near-field transmission corresponding to said transmission state, and determining a difference between at least two properties of said near-field transmission where the difference is characteristic of and corresponding to the transmission state.

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Q-TRACK CORPORATION3414 GOVERNORS DRIVE SW SUITE Q HUNTSVILLE AL 35805

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Barron, James Matthew Huntsville, US 6 64
Compston, Andrew Stanford, US 2 286
DePierre, Robert Huntsville, US 2 27
Schantz, Hans Gregory Huntsville, US 40 1952

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