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Vehicular Location via UltraSonic Triangulation
Developed:        
2/1/2007


Status:
Completed / Idle


Summary:
Locate Objects using high frequencies.
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About:
       This was a pretty indepth project I undertook as part of my embedded system design course. The whole course basically revolved around this model train set in one of the computer engineering labs. Our individual projects had to somehow integrate with that train set. Mine was to locate the trains. I did this with ultra sonics which turned out to be a very educational project.

       The principal is simple. Like playing Marco Polo, this design can locate a vehicle in the same way only instead of actually crying "Polo", a transmitter sounds an ultra sonic pulse that only a fine tuned receiver can detect. By placing receivers in strategic locations, a processor can determine the source of the pulse by using simple geometry and physics based on the time it takes for each receiver to acknowledge it's confirmed detection.







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