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Independent wideband RF transmission detector for cellular telephone
   
Document Number
US Patent 5678200
Issued Date
October 14, 1997
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A device for controlling an accessory based on the detection of transmissions of appropriate input frequency exceeding a minimum threshold amplitude from a nearby cellular telephone. The device includes an independent receiver for directly detecting the transmissions from the nearby cellular telephone and a controller connected to the receiver for controlling the accessory device based on the detection of the transmission from the nearby cellular phone. The independent receiver includes a frequency discriminator of a totally digital design for detecting a signal which is greater than a predetermined threshold frequency and amplitude.
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Owner
Mercur Ltd. (Holon,IL)
Published
October 14, 1997
Application Number
08/493,061
Filed
June 21, 1995
US Classification
455/88   379/441 455/345
Int'l Classification
H04B   1/38   (20060101)   H04B   1/22   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
USPTO Field of Search
455/67.1   455/88   455/99   455/221   455/222   455/345   455/194.1   455/227   455/352   455/355   455/200.1   381/86   379/61   379/441  
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