Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Control circuits for electromagnetic devices – For relays or solenoids
Patent
1982-04-07
1984-01-24
Goldberg, Elliot A.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Control circuits for electromagnetic devices
For relays or solenoids
307 10R, 307 10AT, 340 63, 340 64, 34082531, 34082532, 70278, 180289, H01H 4700
Patent
active
044280246
ABSTRACT:
An electronic door locking system for an automotive vehicle with which vehicle doors can be locked, by depressing a proper push-button type switch representative of a predetermined door-locking octal digit, only when an ignition key is not left in the ignition keyhole. Therefore, it is possible to lock vehicle doors without leaving the ignition key in the keyhole, with the result that the vehicle can be prevented from being stolen by a thief when parked. The electronic door locking system according to present invention includes a device for detecting the presence of the ignition key left in the ignition keyhole and outputting a signal to inhibit a door-locking command signal from being applied to a door lock actuating solenoid, in addition to the conventional electronic door locking system.
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Miyamoto Ken
Mochida Haruo
Goldberg Elliot A.
Jennings Derek
Nissan Motor Company Ltd.
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