Arrangement for identification of a movable object having a transponder
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1. An arrangement for identifying a movable object, comprising:
- a movable object;
a transponder disposed on the movable object and including an electrical memory that can be read out in a wireless manner by an electrical reading device which is disposed in proximity of the object, the transponder using a wireless supply of energy obtained from radio-frequency energy transmitted by the electrical interrogation device for activating the transponder and reading out the electrical memory; and
a signal transmitter disposed on the object and electrically linked to the transponder for writing a read-out-capable identification into the memory in response to irregular or unauthorized use of the object.
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Abstract
An arrangement for identifying a movable object includes a transponder disposed on the movable object and including an electrical memory that can be read out in a wireless manner by an electrical interrogating device which is disposes in proximity of the object. A sensor arrangement is disposed on the object and electrically linked to the transponder for writing a read-out-capable status information into the memory in response to irregular or unauthorized use of the object.
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1. An arrangement for identifying a movable object, comprising:
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a movable object; a transponder disposed on the movable object and including an electrical memory that can be read out in a wireless manner by an electrical reading device which is disposed in proximity of the object, the transponder using a wireless supply of energy obtained from radio-frequency energy transmitted by the electrical interrogation device for activating the transponder and reading out the electrical memory; and a signal transmitter disposed on the object and electrically linked to the transponder for writing a read-out-capable identification into the memory in response to irregular or unauthorized use of the object. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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