Field Neutralization During Inductive Charging
US-2016294216-A1 · Oct 6, 2016 · US
US9721404B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9721404-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514964597-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Dec 10, 2015 |
| Priority date | Dec 10, 2014 |
| Publication date | Aug 1, 2017 |
| Grant date | Aug 1, 2017 |
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The invention relates to an apparatus ( 10 ) for a security system of a vehicle ( 1 ), in particular for a keyless activation of a locking mechanism of the vehicle ( 1 ), having a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with a mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ), wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ), in particular for electrically charging an energy storage device. According to the invention the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) can be prevented.
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What is claimed is: 1. An apparatus ( 10 ) for a security system of a vehicle ( 1 ) for a keyless activation of a locking mechanism of the vehicle ( 1 ), having a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with a mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ), wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ) for electrically charging an energy storage device, wherein, the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) can be prevented; wherein the communication device ( 20 ) can be used to control a first communication unit ( 21 ) or a second communication unit ( 22 ) for transmitting the radio signal (F), in dependence on the charging process (L). 2. The apparatus ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the first communication unit ( 21 ) is configured for transmitting the radio signal (F) with a first radio frequency (F. 1 a ), in particular clearly outside of a charging frequency range (L. 2 ); wherein the second communication unit ( 22 ) is configured for transmitting the radio signal (F) with a second radio frequency (F. 1 b ), in particular within the charging frequency range (L. 2 ). 3. The apparatus ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein, a monitoring device ( 40 ) is provided for monitoring the charging process (L), wherein the monitoring device ( 40 ) can detect an activated and/or deactivated charging process (L). 4. The apparatus ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the first communication unit ( 21 ) having an ultra-wideband communication interface ( 21 . 1 ) and/or a Bluetooth communication interface ( 21 . 1 ) and/or an HF communication interface ( 21 . 2 ); wherein the second communication unit ( 22 ) having an LF communication interface ( 22 . 1 ). 5. The apparatus ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the radio frequency (F. 1 ), in particular a first radio frequency (F. 1 a ), differs significantly from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) and in particular is a frequency that is at least 10 times, 100 times and/or 1000 times higher than the charging frequency (L. 1 ). 6. The apparatus ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the radio frequency (F. 1 ), in particular a first radio frequency (F. 1 a ), lies in the frequency range from 200 KHz to 10 GHz, in particular in the frequency range from 3 MHz to 3 GHZ and/or the charging frequency (L. 1 ) lies in the charging frequency range (L. 2 ) from 1 KHz to 500kHz, in particular 50KHz to 200kHz. 7. An apparatus ( 10 ) for a security system of a vehicle ( 1 ) for a keyless activation of a locking mechanism of the vehicle ( 1 ), having a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with a mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ), wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ) for electrically charging an energy storage device, wherein , the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) can be prevented; wherein a sensor device ( 30 ) is provided for detecting the proximity of an object ( 4 ),in particular of an operator of the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ), wherein in particular in the event of a positive detection of the proximity and of an activated charging process (L), the first communication on unit ( 21 ) can be controlled by the communication device ( 20 ). 8. A mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) for connecting to an apparatus ( 10 ) for a security system of a vehicle ( 1 ) for a keyless activation of a locking mechanism of the vehicle ( 1 ), wherein the apparatus ( 10 ) has a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ), wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ) for electrically charging an energy storage device, wherein, the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) can be prevented; wherein the communication device ( 20 ) can be used to control a first communication unit ( 21 ) or a second communication unit ( 22 ) for transmitting the radio signal (F), in dependence on the charging process (L). 9. The mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) according to claim 8 , wherein the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) can be operated with an apparatus ( 10 ) having a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of the radio signal (F) with the radio frequency (F. 1 ). 10. A method ( 200 ) for operating an apparatus ( 10 ) for a security system of a vehicle ( 1 ) for keyless activation of a locking mechanism of the vehicle ( 1 ), wherein the apparatus ( 10 ) has a communication device ( 20 ) for communication with a mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio frequency signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ), wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ) for electrically charging an energy storage device, wherein the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) is prevented; wherein the communication device ( 20 ) can be used to control a first communication unit ( 21 ) second communication unit ( 22 )for transmitting the radio signal (F), in dependence on the charging process (L). 11. The method ( 200 ) according to claim 10 , wherein the radio signal (F) is a wake-up signal to be received the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ), wherein on receiving the wake-up signal the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) transmits a response signal to the apparatus ( 10 ). 12. The method ( 200 ) according to claim 10 , wherein a charging device ( 6 ) of the vehicle ( 1 ) is operated during an active charging process (L), wherein in particular, due to a current flowing in a primary charging unit ( 8 ), a voltage is generated in a secondary charging unit ( 6 . 1 ) of the charging device ( 6 ) for charging up a rechargeable battery of the vehicle ( 1 ). 13. The method ( 200 ) according to claim 10 , wherein the following steps are carried out for a contactless authentication with the security system of the vehicle ( 1 ): a) transmission of the radio signal (F) by the communication device ( 20 ), b) reception of the radio signal (F) by the mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ), c) transmission of a response signal, in particular with a security code, to the communication device ( 20 ). 14. The method ( 200 ) according to claim 10 , wherein a device ( 10 ) for communication with a mobile identification transmitter ( 100 ) by means of a radio signal (F) with a radio frequency (F. 1 ) is used, wherein an inductive charging process (L) can be carried out in the region of the vehicle ( 1 ) with a charging frequency (L. 1 ) for electrically charging an energy storage device wherein, the radio frequency (F. 1 ) differs from the charging frequency (L. 1 ) such that an interference in the communication with the mobile identification transmitter ( 1
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