TRANSIENT RF DETECTOR AND RECORDER

摘要

This application contains the following inventions or groups of inventions which are not so linked as to form a single general inventive concept under PCT Rule 13 1 In order for all inventions to be examined, the appropriate additional examination fees must be paid Group I, claims 1-14, drawn to a portable device for detecting a predefined radio frequency transmission of electromagnetic radiation Group II, claims 15-25, drawn to a directional-sensing wideband frequency detection device Group III, claims 26-28, drawn to a device for generating a wideband frequency signal having a directed electric field polarization The inventions listed as Groups l-lll do not relate to a single general inventive concept under PCT Rule 13 1 because, under PCT Rule 132, they lack the same or corresponding special technical features for the following reasons the special technical feature of the Group I invention is causing an audio-generating component to output one or more tones of at least one of predefined frequency, predefined duration, and predefined repetition associated with the class of the radio frequency transmission, one or more outputted tones provide aural discrimination of the class of the radio frequency transmission received by a portable device as claimed therein is not present in the invention of Groups Il and III, the special technical feature of the Group Il invention is a respective detector integrated into each antenna element configuration, each detector is operative for transmitting a signal that is representative of which of a first, second, third, and optionally fourth monopole element has received a greatest amount of voltage from an electromagnetic radiation transmission in relation to the other monopole elements as claimed therein is not present in the invention of Group I and III, and the special technical feature of the Group III invention is an actuator in communication with a high voltage pulse generator and is configured to cause the high voltage pulse generator to generate a spark when the actuator is operated upon by an external force as claimed therein is not present in the invention of Groups I and Il Since none of the special technical features of the Group I, Il and III inventions is found in more than one of the inventions, unity of invention is lacking