Claims
- 1. A method for remote access control, which comprises:
providing a configuration having a transceiver unit for transmitting an interrogation signal and for receiving access code signals, and having an evaluation unit connected to the transceiver unit, for evaluating received access code signals and for outputting an access enable or inhibit signal in dependence on an evaluation result, and having a number of access code transmitters for receiving the interrogation signal and for transmitting a respective specific access code signal in reaction to receiving the interrogation signal; outputting with the transceiver unit an interrogation signal configured to activate all the access code transmitters at the same time; transmitting with each of the access code transmitters receiving the interrogation signal a respectively specific access code signal, substantially simultaneously; and receiving the access code signals with the transceiver unit substantially simultaneously, and separating the access code signals on a basis of specific spread sequences applied to the signals.
- 2. The method according to claim 1, which comprises providing the configuration for radio access control to a motor vehicle, and utilizing the separated access code signals for enabling access to an interior of the motor vehicle or for activating an operating function of the motor vehicle.
- 3. The method according to claim 1, which comprises subjecting the access code signals to different spread sequences of spread spectrum processing in the access code transmitters and dispreading the access code signals in the transceiver unit using a respective corresponding inverse spread sequence.
- 4. The method according to claim 1, which comprises spread spectrum processing in the access code transmitters with a DSSS method, and carrying out digital signal processing in the transceiver unit for spreading in baseband.
- 5. The method according to claim 4, which comprises using mutually orthogonal spread sequences as the characteristic in the DSSS method.
- 6. The method according to claim 3, which comprises applying chirp sequence processing for spread spectrum processing in the access code transmitters, and applying corresponding delay-time-dependent filtering in an RF section in the transceiver unit.
- 7. The method according to claim 3, which comprises applying frequency-hopping processing for spread spectrum processing in the access code transmitters, and applying corresponding frequency-hopping dispreading in the transceiver unit.
- 8. A remote access control configuration, comprising:
a transceiver unit having an interrogation signal transmitter for generating and transmitting an interrogation signal, and a receiver for receiving access code signals, said receiver having at least one section with a device for parallel processing of a plurality of received access code signals in accordance with specific spread sequences superimposed on the access code signals; a plurality of access code transmitters each having a receiving and activation unit for receiving the interrogation signal and for controlling an output of the respective access code signal, a memory for storing specific spread sequences to be superimposed on the access code, and a transmission stage including a processing unit for superimposing the specific spread sequences to the access code.
- 9. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said transceiver unit is disposed in a motor vehicle and configured to control an access to the vehicle or to selectively activate an operating function of the motor vehicle, and said access code transmitters are portable units enabling access to the motor vehicle.
- 10. The configuration according to claim 8 configured for carrying out the method according to claim 1.
- 11. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said interrogation signal transmitter in said transceiver unit, and said receiving and activation units in said access code transmitters are configured for inductive signal transmission.
- 12. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said interrogation signal transmitter in said transceiver unit, and said receiving and activation units in said access code transmitters are configured for inductive signal transmission at a carrier frequency of 125 kHz.
- 13. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit, and said transmission stages in said access code transmitters are configured for carrying out UHF radio transmission.
- 14. The configuration according to claim 13, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit, and said transmission stages in said access code transmitters transmit at 433.
- 15. The configuration according to claim 13, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit, and said transmission stages in said access code transmitters transmit at 868 MHz.
- 16. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit has sections for parallel processing of different access code signals in baseband.
- 17. The configuration according to claim 16, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit has a device for direct sequence spreading of an appropriately spread access code signal.
- 18. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit has sections for parallel processing of different access code signals in the RF stage.
- 19. The configuration according to claim 8, wherein said receiver in said transceiver unit includes time-variant filter components for despreading chirp-spread access code signals.
Priority Claims (1)
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199 23 983.5 |
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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
[0001] This application is a continuation of copending International Application No. PCT/DE00/01639, filed May 22, 2000, which designated the United States.
Continuations (1)
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PCT/DE00/01639 |
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09994195 |
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