Visonic Ltd.

Visionic Ltd.

Mark Moldavski

Boris Zhevelev

Yaacov Kotlicki

Nahum Tchernihovski

A method for determining malfunction of a microwave intrusion detector which transmits microwave radiation into a region and receives microwave radiation to produce a receiver signal, such that a detection pattern of microwave pulses is transmitted periodically during an intrusion detection mode, including initiating a self-test mode of the detector, transmitting during the self-test mode a test pattern comprising a plurality of microwave pulses having at least two different duty cycles, different from the detection pattern, receiving microwave radiation in the self-test mode and generating a receiver signal responsive thereto and analyzing the receiver signal to derive a parameter responsive to the test pattern, so as to determine a malfunction condition.

Intrusion detector

An intrusion detector for supervising a region including a sensor which views a plurality of fields-of-view of the region and provides an output responsive to motion of an infrared radiation source between the fields-of-view, a first filter which provides a first filtered output based on a first, predetermined, detection pulse frequency range of the sensor output, a second filter which provides a second filtered output based on a second, predetermined, detection pulse frequency range of the sensor output and processing circuitry which receives the first and second filtered outputs and detects, in either or both of the filtered outputs, a sequence of detection pulses indicating an intrusion condition.

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