Power supply using static magnetic field of tire pressure...

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Of burglary or unauthorized use

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C340S445000, C340S442000, C340S447000, C340S448000, C073S146200

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07541916

ABSTRACT:
A power supply using a static magnetic field of a tire pressure monitoring system is provided. The power supply includes: a static magnetic field generator installed at a car position adjacent to a tire, and generating the static magnetic field; and an EMF (ElectroMotive Force) coil installed at the tire, and generating an induced electromotive force by the generated static magnetic field and a relative motion resulting from rotation of the tire, and providing the generated electromotive force to the transmitter and the sensor.

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