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US Patent RE42316 Systems and methods for self-test of a radar altimeter

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
RE42316
Patent Inventor Names
David C. Vacanti2
Date of Patent
May 3, 2011
Patent Application Number
12615014
Date Filed
November 9, 2009
Patent Primary Examiner
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Thomas G Black
Patent abstract

Systems and methods for testing a signal generated by a Direct Digital Synthesizer (DDS) in a radar altimeter. In an embodiment of the method, a voltage signal derived by comparing a fixed reference frequency to a ramped frequency signal generated by the DDS based on a clock-based reference signal is generated. The generated voltage signal is integrated over a predefined range of clock signals. The integration is sampled at a previously defined clock tick. The sample is compared to a desired value and an indication that the radar altimeter is malfunctioning is provided if the comparison exceeds a predefined threshold value. The radar altimeter system is deactivated if an indication that the radar altimeter is malfunctioning has been provided.

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