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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 15, 2014
Filed:
Mar. 10, 2011
Denis Couillard, Montréal, CA;
François Gagnon, Lachine, CA;
Denis Couillard, Montréal, CA;
François Gagnon, Lachine, CA;
Ultra Electronics TCS Inc., Montreal, Quebec, CA;
Abstract
There is described the use of Digital Radio Frequency Memory (DRFM) modules to jam certain communication signals while allowing others to be received on a given frequency band. The DRFM modules exploit the multi-path phenomenon by using transmitted signals to cause full band destructive echoes and/or distortions. A set of receivers used in conjunction with the DRFM modules are aware of the exact multi-path induced by the DRFM modules and are therefore able to mitigate or even benefit from the effects of the destructive multi-path and maintain or improve communications.