Aldawi, Fouad, Longstaff, Andrew P., Fletcher, Simon, Mather, Peter and Myers, Alan (2007) A high accuracy ultrasound distance measurement system using binary frequency shift-keyed signal and phase detection. In: Proceedings of Computing and Engineering Annual Researchers' Conference 2007: CEARC’07. University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, pp. 1-7.
Abstract

A highly accurate binary frequency shift-keyed ultrasonic distance measurement system for use in air
is described. This paper presents an efficient algorithm which combines both the time-of-flight method
and the phase-shift method. The method used will allow a larger range measurement than the phaseshift
method and also result in higher accuracy compared with time-of-flight method. The simulation in
air uses BFSK with the frequencies of 40 and 40.7 KHz. The system will give a resolution of
0.0231mm/° at different temperature and humidity. The main advantages of this system are high
resolution, low cost narrow bandwidth requirement and ease of implementation.

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