Circuit for transmitting a RFID signal
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1. A circuit for transmitting a RFID signal while conserving the battery power for the circuit, the circuit comprising:
- a battery having no more than 225 milliamp hours of power;
a microprocessor in electrical communication with the battery;
a multi-axis accelerometer for determining movement, monitoring movement and communicating the movement to the microprocessor, the multi-axis accelerometer in electrical communication with the microprocessor;
a radiofrequency component in electrical communication with the microprocessor, the radiofrequency component transmitting a signal comprising data related to the movement monitored by the multi-axis accelerometer;
wherein the circuit is in continuous operation;
wherein the circuit consumes less than 600 nano-amps during a sleep mode, the sleep mode having a time period ranging from 10 seconds to 30 seconds.
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Abstract
A circuit for transmitting a RFID signal while conserving the battery power for a circuit in continuous operation is disclosed herein. The circuit includes a RFID component, a microprocessor, an accelerometer and a battery. The battery preferably has no more than 225 milliamp hours of power. The accelerometer is preferably a multiple axis accelerometer. The circuit is preferably utilized with a device for shot tracking.
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1. A circuit for transmitting a RFID signal while conserving the battery power for the circuit, the circuit comprising:
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a battery having no more than 225 milliamp hours of power; a microprocessor in electrical communication with the battery; a multi-axis accelerometer for determining movement, monitoring movement and communicating the movement to the microprocessor, the multi-axis accelerometer in electrical communication with the microprocessor; a radiofrequency component in electrical communication with the microprocessor, the radiofrequency component transmitting a signal comprising data related to the movement monitored by the multi-axis accelerometer; wherein the circuit is in continuous operation; wherein the circuit consumes less than 600 nano-amps during a sleep mode, the sleep mode having a time period ranging from 10 seconds to 30 seconds. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A device for tracking a golfer'"'"'s shot during a round of golf, the device comprising:
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a housing; a battery having no more than 225 milliamp hours of power, the battery positioned within the housing; a microprocessor positioned within the housing, the microprocessor in electrical communication with the battery; a multi-axis accelerometer for determining movement, monitoring movement and communicating the movement to the microprocessor, the multi-axis accelerometer positioned within the housing; a radiofrequency component positioned within the housing, the radiofrequency component in electrical communication with the microprocessor, the power for the radiofrequency component drawn from the battery; wherein the device is in continuous operation; and wherein the device consumes less than 600 nano-amps during a sleep mode, the sleep mode having a time period ranging from 10 seconds to 30 seconds. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A system for tracking a golfer'"'"'s shots during a round of golf, the system comprising:
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a receiver comprising a GPS component, a wireless transceiver, a microprocessor, a memory and a display; the device comprising a housing, a battery positioned within the housing, a microprocessor positioned within the housing, the microprocessor in electrical communication with the battery, a multi-axis accelerometer for determining movement, monitoring movement and communicating the movement to the microprocessor, the multi-axis accelerometer positioned within the housing, the multi-axis accelerometer in electrical communication with the microprocessor, and a radiofrequency component positioned within the housing, the radiofrequency component in electrical communication with the microprocessor, the radiofrequency component transmitting a signal to the receiver, wherein the microprocessor is configured to deactivate transmissions of the signal when a threshold number of signals are transmitted by the device and a receipt signal is not received by the device. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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