DocumentCode
3561823
Title
Paging alarm systems for automotive security applications
Author
Soltysik, Richard
Author_Institution
A&R Electron. Dev. Ltd., Cannock, UK
fYear
1993
fDate
10/8/1993 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
42430
Lastpage
42431
Abstract
A busy car park in the middle of a busy town. Your attention is drawn by the sound of a car alarm siren. The source of the noise eludes you-`somewhere over there´, you think to yourself looking in the general direction. You turn away and continue with your business at hand. An all too familiar circumstance where nowadays false alarms have quelled the impetus of the general public to act positively to the sound of active car alarms. Indeed greater awareness of noise pollution means that the humble car alarm is now viewed by many to be a bane of current society. The author describes how advancements in communications electronics now allows for commercially viable paging technology to be applied to the automotive security mass market. A low cost transmitter unit fitted within the vehicle communicates with a remote pager receiver to give instantaneous indications of possible intrusions
Keywords
automobiles; mobile radio systems; receivers; security; transmitters; alarm systems; applications; automotive security; car; communications electronics; mobile radio; radiopaging; receiver; transmitter;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Vehicle Security Systems, IEE Colloquium on
Type
conf
Filename
273192
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