Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition
Patent
1995-03-22
1996-11-05
Hofsass, Jeffery
Communications: electrical
Condition responsive indicating system
Specific condition
340530, 340539, 340545, 340665, 340693, 340566, 343700MS, 343720, 73649, G08B 1300
Patent
active
055721907
ABSTRACT:
A batteryless sensor includes either a micro miniature generator/gear train or a piezoelectric crystal to convert a movement of a door or window to an ersatz V.sub.cc transient power supply to radiate a coded RF signal to a receiver, a distance away. The receiver may monitor a multiplicity of sensors to identify a source of an intrusion.
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Mara Richard M.
Robbins Kenneth W.
Ross Gerald F.
Anro Engineering, Inc.
Grayson George
Hofsass Jeffery
Lee Benjamin C.
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