Intrusion or movement detector

Claim 2

An intrusion movement detector comprising an oscillator means for generating a radio signal, an antenna means coupled to said oscillator means for transmitting a radio signal into an area to be surveyed by said detector, said antenna means exhibiting an initial radiation resistance relative to the position of objects (if any) in the area to be surveyed and a variable radiation resistance relative to the movement of an object in the area surveyed exclusive of reflected doppler signals resulting in a variable loading on said oscillator means, means for monitoring said variable loading such that when said variations in loading reach a predetermined threshold level, said monitoring means activates a signal or alarm means indicating detection of an intrusion or relocation of an object in the area surveyed.

Claim 3

A detector as claimed in claim 1 wherein said antenna means is loosely coupled to said oscillator means so that changes in loading or resistance of said antenna means does not influence frequency of transmission of said radio signal thereby resulting in high stability of the detector.

Claim 4

A detector as claimed in claim 1 wherein said oscillator is completely encased in a metal box, a socket, said socket coupling the antenna means and said oscillator whereby stray radiation of radio waves is prevented, said metal box forming an earth radiator of a co-axial dipole antenna with zero electric field inside.

Claim 5

A detector as claimed in claim 3 wherein said oscillator means includes an oscillator tank coil, a choke, a tuning capacitor and a feedback capacitor all formed as part of a printed circuit.

Claim 6

An intrusion responsive detector circuit comprising: an oscillator having an output signal; detector means coupled to said oscillator for varying said output signal; a preamplifier; bandwidth control capacitors for coupling said varying oscillator output signal to said preamplifier; a potentiometer means coupled to said preamplifier for forming a range control for said detector; at least one amplifier means coupled to said preamplifier for producing an amplified signal; a first voltage comparator receiving said amplified signal at an appropriate threshold; said first voltage comparator responding to said signal such that when said threshold is exceeded an output pulse is produced; a sensitivity control means receiving said comparator output pulse; a pulse integrating capacitor responsive to said sensitivity control means; an alarm means; and a second voltage comparator for receiving said output of said pulse integrating capacitor, said second comparator including means responsive to the voltage level stored at said pulse integrating capacitor for activating said alarm means when said stored voltage exceeds a predetermined threshold.

Claim 7

An intrusion responsive detector circuit comprising: an oscillator having an output signal; detector means coupled to said oscillator for varying said output signal; a preamplifier; bandwidth control capacitors for coupling said varying oscillator output signal to said preamplifier; a potentiometer means coupled to said preamplifier for forming a range control for said detector; at least one amplifier means coupled to said preamplifier for producing an amplified signal; a first voltage comparator receiving said amplified signal at an appropriate threshold; said first voltage comparator responding to said signal such that when said threshold is exceeded an output pulse is produced; a sensitivity control means receiving said comparator output pulse; a pulse integrating capacitor responsive to said sensitivity control means; an alarm means; and a second voltage comparator for receiving said output of said pulse integrating capacitor, said second comparator including means responsive to the voltage level stored at said pulse integrating capacitor for activating said alarm means when said stored voltage exceeds a predetermined threshold.