Inductively coupled keyable control circuit and keying circuit therefore using hybrid detection means
AssigneeWagner Electric Corporation
InventorsCarl E. Atkins, Francis A. McGuirk, Jr.
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AssigneeWagner Electric Corporation
InventorsCarl E. Atkins, Francis A. McGuirk, Jr.
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A keyable control circuit sequentially connects a widely swept fm rf signal to sensing coils at a plurality of detection locations. While rf energy is fed to one of the sensing coils, all other sensing coils are gated off. A resonant detector generates a first signal when an external keying circuit containing a tuned circuit, resonant at a correct first frequency, is inductively coupled to one of the sensing coils. A time-gated envelope detector generates a second signal when the external keying circuit contains a second tuned circuit resonant at a correct second frequency. When the first and second signals are simultaneously present, gating circuits generate a control output signal which may be used to unlock a door or perform other functions access to which is restricted to those possessing keys.
In an inductively coupled keying circuit for actuating at least one load of the type which includes a swept rf oscillator and an external keying circuit containing at least one resonant circuit having a resonant frequency within the rf swept range of said swept rf oscillator, the invention which comprises:
In an inductively coupled keyable control circuit and keying circuit for actuating at least two loads of the type which includes a swept rf oscillator and an external keying circuit containing at least one resonant circuit having a resonant frequency within the rf sweep range of said swept rf oscillator, the invention which comprises:
An inductively coupled keyable control circuit and keying circuit controlling at least two loads comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.