Q Lyon - US Patent 6,898,151, 2005 - Google Patents
(57) ABSTRACT A method of operating a pulse echo ranging System com prising a transducer assembly for providing transmission and reception of high frequency energy …
E Ferreira, JR Larocque - US Patent 8,593,908, 2013 - Google Patents
A method, which allows, in an acoustic pulse-echo ranging system, the direct use of a digitized raw echo signal for correlation-based echo distance estimation, where an acoustic …
SJ Woodward - US Patent 5,079,751, 1992 - Google Patents
In an acoustic pulse-echo ranging system, the transmit ter and receiver, which respectively generate pulses of acoustic energy and receive reflections of the same, are electronically …
CC Allen Jr, PJ Lagergren - US Patent 4,850,226, 1989 - Google Patents
An interface circuit for use in connecting a high frequency piezoelectric transducer to an input stage of an echo ranging system is described. The circuit includes first, second and …
Q Lyon, SJ Woodward - US Patent 6,298,008, 2001 - Google Patents
(57) ABSTRACT A method of measuring the position of a target feature in a pulse-echo ranging System including transmitting at least one pulse of high frequency energy from a …
G Burcea - US Patent 9,031,811, 2015 - Google Patents
(57) ABSTRACT A pulse-echo ranging system and method wherein transmit burst pulses are transmitted to a target at a first repetition frequency, an intermediate frequency signal is …
M Hosseini, JR Larocque, A Lomas - US Patent 7,420,877, 2008 - Google Patents
In a method for processing an echo profile generated by a pulse-echo ranging system, the echo profile is compared with a time-varying threshold function to identify valid echoes in …
SJ Woodward, TM Bednarchuk - US Patent 6,169,706, 2001 - Google Patents
A method for processing an echo amplitude profile generated by an echo ranging system with reference to a temporal axis to identify return echoes comprised by the profile by …
MR Charlton - US Patent 3,985,030, 1976 - Google Patents
An aim of the invention is to provide such a system whereby a liquid depth of at least the maximum which in practice may occur in a tank, say up to twentyfive meters, can be …