Presentation 2006-11-29
Real-time Signal Processing for Frequency Modulated Ultrasonic Distance Measurement
Takashi OOZASA, Kazuaki TANAKA, Norihiro ABE,
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Abstract(in English) The frequency which uses the ultrasonic sensor used for a distance sensor etc. with the physical character of the element is restricted. Interference will be caused if a sensor of the same kind is simultaneously used as a result of the restriction. In order to avoid this problem, the technique in which each sensor has a unique identifier is proposed. The frequency modulation of the usual ultrasonic wave is carried out, and this identifier is convoluted. A demodulation can restore this identifier. Therefore, each sensor can be identified now. FPGA is used for the oscillation of an ultrasonic wave, and signal processing of abnormal conditions and demodulation, and distance measurement under the environment where two or more sensors active is performed on real time.
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Keyword(in English) ultrasonic sensor / frequency modulation / FPGA
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Conference Date 2006/11/22(1days)
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Title (in English) Real-time Signal Processing for Frequency Modulated Ultrasonic Distance Measurement
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Keyword(1) ultrasonic sensor
Keyword(2) frequency modulation
Keyword(3) FPGA
1st Author's Name Takashi OOZASA
1st Author's Affiliation Kyushu Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Kazuaki TANAKA
2nd Author's Affiliation Kyushu Institute of Technology
3rd Author's Name Norihiro ABE
3rd Author's Affiliation Kyushu Institute of Technology
Date 2006-11-29
Paper # RECONF2006-42
Volume (vol) vol.106
Number (no) 393
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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