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    • 专利摘要:
    An active transponder device comprises a CMOS integrated circuit including means (21) for receiving an input signal including coded information, a memory (31) for storing said information, and transmitter means (24) for transmitting an output signal including said information, the input signal and the output signal being both low frequency induction communication signals. Normally, the output signal is emitted in response to an interrogation signal received via the receiving means (21), and is formed by modulation of that signal with said information after readout from the memory. The transponder operates inherently synchronously, using a single master clock signal which is generated either in an interrogation transmitter or in the programmer for injecting the coded information. The integrated circuit has a second receiving means (41) used in the injection of the coded information. The injection of a clock-pulse which is in synchronism with the input signal enables the memory (31) to receive the coded information. The transponder may be used forthe identification of e.g. people or articles at the limits of a particular area e.g. a store.
    公开号:SU1068051A3
    申请号:SU813296450
    申请日:1981-05-18
    公开日:1984-01-15
    发明作者:Беллью Флэк Джон；Робсон Дэвид
    申请人:Таг Радионикс Лимитед (Фирма)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    2. The device according to claim 1, that is, that the logical comparison unit is executed on the counter, selector and register, the information outputs of the counter are connected to the inputs of the first group of the selector, the inputs of the second group of which are connected to the outputs of the register, the first input of which is The third block input, the second register input is the first block input, the counter input is the second block input, the selector output is the first block output, the counter output is the second block output.
    3. The device according to claim 1, which means that the prohibition unit is made on the key, the counters and the trigger, the key output is the output of the block, the output of the first counter is connected to the first trigger input, the first input of the block is connected to the first inputs of the first a counter and a key, the second input of which is connected to the trigger output, the output of the second counter is connected to the second trigger input, the second counter input is the second input of the block.
    one
    The invention relates to a device for detecting coded information, especially a device in which the code is stored in an active answering machine. Such devices are useful in identifying objects or, for example, for controlling personnel entry into restricted areas.
    Devices for transmitting signals at a distance using a time-frequency channel separation method, comprising command formers and frequency multiplexed signaling equipment at the control point, are known at each control point and contain an address decoder in the form of a filter and command decoders Cl.
    The closest in technical essence to the present invention is a device for transmitting and receiving signals, comprising a first receiver, the output of which is connected via a detector to the first input of a logical comparison unit and connected in series through an inverter, a frequency converter and a modulator connected to the input of a transmitter, the output of a frequency converter through the counter is connected to the first input of the signal conditioner and to the second input of the logical comparison unit, the first output of which is connected to the second input of the imaging unit signal, which output is connected to the control input of the modulator 23.
    A disadvantage of the known devices is that if a code is selected, it cannot be easily changed. However, the design of the device is technologically chip-based and is a very economical method of producing a large number of these transponders. It is advantageous to manufacture such transponders in which the coding could be changed to the desire.
    The purpose of the invention is to increase the informational flexibility of the device, i.e. the creation of a cheap, easy mass production transponder with low current consumption. This goal is achieved by the fact that in a device for transmitting and receiving signals, comprising a first receiver, the output of which is connected via a detector to the first input of a logical comparison unit and connected via series to an inverter, a frequency converter and a modulator connected to the input of a transmitter, the output of a frequency converter via the counter is connected to the first input of the signal conditioner and to the second input of the logical comparison unit, the first output of which is connected to the second input of the signal conditioner, the output of which is below for prison to the control input of the modulator, introduced a second receiver unit and prohibition of the second receiver output is connected to first unit Bxofiy prohibition yield
    0 of the prohibition unit is connected to the third input of the logical comparison unit, the second output of which is connected to the second input of the prohibition unit.
    The logical comparison unit is on the counter, the selector and the register, the information outputs of the counter are connected to the inputs of the first selector group, the inputs of the second group of which are connected to the outputs of the register, the first input of which is the third input of the block, the second input of the register is the first input block, the counter input is
    the second input of the block, the output of the selector is the first output of the block, the output of the counter is the second output of the block.
    The inhibit block is executed on the key, the counters and the trigger, the key output is the output of the block, the output of the first counter is connected to the first trigger input, the first input of the block is connected to the first inputs of the first counter and key, the second input of which is connected to the trigger output, the output of the second counter with the second trigger input, the second counter input is the second input of the block.
    Figure 1 shows the functional diagram of the device for transmitting and receiving signals of a programmable coded tag; Fig. 2 is a functional diagram illustrating the process of requesting a code and verifying it by the interrogator.
    The device contains the first receiver 1, performed on inverters 2 and 3, detector 4, inverter 5, frequency converter 6, modulator 7 transmitter 8, counter 9, driver 10 signals, logical comparison unit 11, performed on counter 12, selector 13 and register 14
    Block 15 of the ban contains the key 16 trigger 17 and the counters 18 and 19, Block 15 of the ban is connected to the second receiver 20.
    The interrogator will keep the generator 21, transmitter 22, receiver 23, decoder 24, shift register 25, detector 26, first trigger block 27, comparator 28, second trigger block 29, key 30, detector 31 zero and time delay block 32, in the zone the action of the interrogator is installed a device 33 for transmitting and receiving signals, a circuit 34 for resetting the counter.
    The device (FIG. 1) is a semiconductor integrated circuit of DMAP type intended for operation in the frequency range of inductive communication, i.e. up to 150 kHz. The device emits a response coherent to the subharmonic transmission of the request.
    Receiver 1 contains a self-bias input stage used as a high frequency amplifier for the interrogation signal, which is transmitted at 132 kHz, and two inverters 2 and 3. The detected request signal is fed through an additional inverter 5 to a frequency converter b, which divides the frequency of the signal into two, obtaining a retransmission carrier with a frequency of 66 kHz.
    The output of receiver 1 is also connected to the detector 4, and the output of inverter 5 is also connected to the counter reset circuit 34. Carrier signal with
    66 kHz from the frequency converter b is fed to the modulator 7, which contains the AND element, where the carrier is modulated by the data word code. A carrier signal with a frequency of 66 kHz is also applied to a dividing counter 9 by 384.
    The modulated signal is then fed to transmitter 8, which in. Signals a buffer amplifier feeding an antenna for retransmission
    0 signal increased power.
    The logical comparison unit 11 contains a register 14 for a code data memory in which programmable code data is stored.
    5 A memory addressing scheme contains N bit selector 13, the digital output of the memory data of which is determined by the indexing counter 12. Counter 12 receives clock pulses
    0 from counter 9. The output data setting scheme consists of a half-bit driver 10 signals, which is an EXCLUSIVE OR element. Selected
    The 5 data is combined with the output of counter 9 to form a half-bit data transfer format. In this way.
    in stream is transmitted when
    half of the time period
    0 which follows i “for the remaining half with additional transmissions for the data unit.
    A second high-frequency amplifier is provided for use.
    5, when programming the device, is the second receiver 20, the output of which is connected via key 16 to the clock input of register 14. Key 16 is part of the prohibition block 15, which serves to
    0 memory protection against accidental clocking of the code memory register.
    As shown in FIG. 2, an interrogator is used with the encoded device 33. The 132kHz main generator 21 feeds both the transmitter 22 and the central time driver unit 32. The 66 kHz signal emitted by the device 33 is detected by the receiver 23. The output of the receiver current encoder 24 de0 is fed to the cascade shift register 25 under control of the central time driver block 32. A half-bit detector 26 checks the half-bit
    5 format, and an N-bit block 27 of triggers is used for temporary storage of data. Subsequently, the data is transferred to the second N-bit trigger block 29, the contents of which are compared to the contents of block 27 by the compiler 28. A noise switch 30 is also provided to suppress unwanted noise signals. Detector 31 zero is case sensitive
    5 25 shift.
    The device works in the following way.
    Suppose first that the device 33 is removed from the sensitive zone and that there is no 132 kHz signal at its input, then the output of the inverter 2 is high (logical 1), and the output of the inverter 3 accepts a low level (logical Q). As a result, the input of the code data supplied by the detector 4 to the register 14 also has a small value. The output of the inverter 5 takes on a large value, causing the reset signal to be applied to all counters and other sequential logic functions that establish a known initial state.
    When the device is introduced into the sensitive zone, it receives a continuous signal at a frequency of 132 kHz and the reset signal is removed, thereby turning on all counters. The converter or frequency divider 6 then delivers a carrier feed signal with a frequency of 66 kHz to the modulator 7 and to the counter 9 to obtain a clock pulse for the indexing counter 12 and the half-bit driver 10. The indexing counter, therefore, is started from zero with a pulse repetition interval of 5.82 ms. Initially, a data output of zero is required, so that the data input for modulator 7 has a low value for ms and a high value for the next 2.91 ms in a half-bit format. This method protects the encoded device responsive to the transmission of 132 kHz signals from the system for 2.0 ms at intervals of 35 ms. The indexing counter 12 counts a one-person pulse at the end of the initial 5.82 ms, causing the output to be the first digit of the code data stored in register 14 in a half-bit format. This sequence is repeated until all digits of the code data are addressed and output in a half-bit format, after which the request transmitter 22 with a frequency of 132. kHz is turned off for a period of time of approximately 20 to 50 ms so that the auto reset is set to ready for the next request. In this way, the device transmits a signal with a frequency of 66 kHz, modulated in amplitude by its unique code. Therefore, the total time between request cycles is Nx5.8 + 35 ± 15 ms, for example, 175415 ms for a 24-bit code.
    The leading unit or zero can be continuously programmed.
    fabricating the device by associating the first memory location
    ABOUT
    (figure 1). This is the recorder
    Let the device respond if necessary to a request-sensitive system.
    During each request cycle, the center time, the master unit 32, gates an interval of 132 kHz to the co. Current. It is turned on during a period of time equal to (N-1) 5.82 ms, where N is the number of code bits. A sequential digital bit stream corresponding to the encoded response signal transmitted by device 33. is supplied to (2N + 2) cascade shift register 25 under control of the time of master unit 32. "After completing the cycle from (2N + 2) clock pulses, the code form is checked the correct half-bit format, and if it is valid, the data is loaded into a temporary memory consisting of the first N-bit block 27 of the flip-flops.
    The decoding process starts with a satisfactory detection of the zero-broadcasting detector 31.
    The data obtained from the response to the next request is entered into the first
    a trigger block 27, while the original data is transferred to a second block 29. The results of two consecutive queries are compared in comparator 28 (if a match is reached, the data is considered reliable) and then served as an output signal to indicate an alarm or further processing.
    You can make the necessary number of comparisons. For example, additional comparators and trigger blocks may be provided, or a plurality of data validation signals may be counted before turning on the central time of the driver unit to generate an output signal.
    While the received signal is fed to the shift register 25, it is also checked for a noise transition (near the timing point by means of the noise key 30. If a transition from H to O is detected, during which time
    To be a signal, it is assumed that this is due to unwanted noise and the data already received are destroyed by re-setting the shift register 25. Thus, instead of
    Then the entire cycle of the transfer is completed, the cycle ends and a new cycle begins. This leads to time savings.
    Now consider the programming mode of the device, with
    whereby the necessary code is fed to the device 33.
    In this mode, the code data is transmitted to receiver 1 (132 kHz), and receiver 20 is fed high, frequency memory clock signal by inductive coupling. This eliminates the need to emit a high frequency, to which permission is required in some countries. The high input level required for internal clock generation also increases the noise immunity of the system. The output signals of the receiver are detected and fed to the data and register 14 inputs respectively. If the prohibition block 15 allows clock signals to pass, the Ps1m is programmed with an encoded data stream signal. Then, a normal request cycle is performed to determine the validity of the code.
    The clock input of register 14 is locked for a period of time corresponding to at least two request transmission times by counter 19. Key 16 is locked until the voltage on the output of D-flip-flop 17 rises, which can occur only when the correct integer number of pulses is received. software clock receiver 20, which is determined by counter 18, and at the same time received the number of pulses with a frequency of 132 kHz, corresponding to twice the total count of the inductive counter 12. The programming cycle of the code, thus, is longer than the normal request cycle.
    The advantage of the proposed device is that the consumer can easily re-program the coded data. This is especially beneficial where such data is needed only for a short period of time, or the data include some element that needs to be periodically adjusted. Examples of such an application are the automatic transportation of baggage, the identification of containers on the baggage route by mail. Data may relate, in addition to
    size, weight, destination, date, time, price, or other classification, including unique identification. The advantage of the device is that the reprogramming can be carried out without making any physical and electrical contact with the device or without disturbing it. In addition, the device only needs to be taken out of service for a very short period of time for the convenience of the user.
    No limit to the number of cycles.
    5 re-programming that can be performed during the life of the device. The number of possible codes is also very large, with the only limitation
    0 is the size of the chip used. You can use a billion unique codes.
    Due to the requirement for small physical dimensions of the device and
    5, the interrogator, their roles are interchangeable, i.e. the interrogator can be static and used to detect the presence of a transponder in a sensitive area or alternatively, transponders can be installed on large objects, and a portable interrogator can be used to read codes to identify content, etc.
    in the proposed device can
    5 various additional changes will be made. For example, the device can be installed directly or can be an integral part of any object that
    0 desirable to detect.
    With an alternate change, a device can be replaced by a freely moving device, which
    5 runs continuously without the need for a request signal. The signal transmitted by the device contains encoded information that can be changed from time to time.
    f. of necessity.
    The device can be designed to work anywhere in the range of inductive coupling frequencies. / 5fLD /
    权利要求:
    Claims (3)
    [1]
    1. A device for transmitting and receiving signals, comprising a first receiver, the output of which through the detector is connected to the first input of the logical comparison unit and through the inverter connected in series, the frequency converter and modulator are connected to the input of the transmitter, the output of the frequency converter through the counter is connected to the first input of the signal conditioner and to the second input of the logical comparison unit, the first output of which is connected to the second input of the signal conditioner, the output of which is connected to the control input of the modulator, characterized in that, in order to increase information flexibility, a second receiver and a prohibition unit are introduced into the device, the output of the second receiver is connected to the first input of the prohibition unit, the output of the prohibition unit is connected to the third input of the logical comparison unit, the second output of which is connected to the second input block prohibition.
    Vutf
    [2]
    2. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the logical comparison unit is made on the counter, selector and register, the information outputs of the counter are connected to the inputs of the first group of the selector, the inputs of the second group of which are connected to the outputs of the register, the first input of which is the third input of the block , the second register input is the first block input, the counter input is the second block input, the selector output is the first block output, the counter output is the second block output.
    [3]
    3. The device according to claim 1, wherein the prohibition block is executed on the key, counters and trigger, the key output is the output of the block, the output of the first counter is connected to the first input of the trigger, the first input of the block is connected to the first inputs of the first counter and a key, the second input of which is connected to the output of the trigger, the output of the second counter is connected to the second input of the trigger, the input of the second counter is the second input of the block. f
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