Data packet network for in-vehicle speed enforcement system
AssigneeApplied Concepts, Inc.
InventorsRussell D. Kautz, Wael Ghanma, Stanley A. Walker, Devin L. Kautz, Jeff Loudan
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Abstract
A system for digital data packet communications for an in-vehicle speed enforcement system, comprising a first antenna configured to transmit a first radar signal and to receive a first reflected signal, a second antenna configured to transmit a second radar signal and to receive a second reflected signal, the first antenna coupled to the second antenna and configured to generate synchronized waveform data and a radar engine system configured to receive the synchronized waveform data and to generate a synchronization command.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A system for digital data packet communications for an in-vehicle speed enforcement system, comprising:
- a first antenna configured to transmit a first radar signal and to receive a first reflected signal;
- a second antenna configured to transmit a second radar signal and to receive a second reflected signal;
- the first antenna coupled to the second antenna and configured to generate timing data;
- one or more subsystem components configured to generate data link session objects;
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- a radar engine system configured to receive the data link session objects and to coordinate the data link session objects with the timing data.
A method for providing digital data packet communications for an in-vehicle speed enforcement system, comprising:
- transmitting a first radar signal from a first antenna and receiving a first reflected signal at the first antenna;
- transmitting a second radar signal from a second antenna and receiving a second reflected signal at the second antenna;
- generating timing data for the first antenna and the second antenna;
- generating data link session objects using one or more subsystem components;
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- receiving the data link session objects at a radar engine system and coordinating the data link session objects with the timing data.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.