Antitheft interrupt system for vehicle starter power circuit

Details Antitheft interrupt system for vehicle starter power circuit Antitheft interrupt system for vehicle starter power circuit

1996-07-16

1998-02-03

Dolinar, Andrew M.

Internal-combustion engines

Starting device

Condition responsive control of starting device

290 38R, 307 103, B60R 2504

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057133212

ABSTRACT:
A vehicle antitheft system includes a housing connectable to the casing of a starter motor and a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) disposed in the housing. The system includes a battery connector which engages the starter motor power line from the battery, and a starter connector which engages the power terminal of the starter motor, with the SCR being in electrical series between the connectors. A control circuit is mounted in the housing, and the control circuit closes the power switch for a predetermined period upon receipt of an enable signal from a hand-held rf generator. Consequently, the vehicle can be started by turning the ignition switch only during the predetermined period.

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patent: 4533016 (1985-08-01), Betton
patent: 4733638 (1988-03-01), Anderson
patent: 5079436 (1992-01-01), Elkins

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