Backscatter interrogator reception method and interrogator for a modulated backscatter system
A technology of backscattering and receiving methods, applied in the direction of modulated carrier system, transmission system, digital transmission system, etc., which can solve the problems of reducing the performance of the interrogator receiver 102 and reducing the usable range of the modulated backscattering system
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[0045] Seen figure 1 The principle of modulated backscatter communication is explained. In order to modulate the signal P1 transmitted by the interrogator 100, the load impedance of the antenna 111 of the tag 110 is changed between values, for example, representing the data signal "1" and "0". From the perspective of interrogator 100, the amplitude (and / or phase) of the interrogating radio frequency waveform reflected by tag 110 toggles between these two values. When the switch is on, antenna 111 is electrically equivalent to a single half-wavelength antenna, reflecting some power; when the switch is off, antenna 111 is electrically equivalent to two quarter-wavelength antennas, reflecting very little power. This effect corresponds to amplitude shift keying (ASK) modulation with a small modulation depth.
[0046]The modulated reflected signal P2 is called the MBS signal, which is received by the interrogator 100 together with a strong in-band jamming signal. In order to red...
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