Abstract: An electromagnetic shield termination assembly includes a wire assembly having an electrically conductive wire. An electromagnetic shield extends coaxially with the electrically conductive wire and covers at least a portion of a circumference of the electrically conductive wire, the electromagnetic shield and the electrically conductive wire covered thereby defining a shielded portion of the wire assembly. A non-shielded portion of the wire assembly extends outward of a terminal end of the electromagnetic shield. A termination device has an electrically conductive housing mounted to the wire assembly about the terminal end of the electromagnetic shield such that a portion of the housing engages a portion of the electromagnetic shield, and wherein the housing provides a flow path for an electrical current flowing in the electromagnetic shield.

Abstract: Vehicle high-voltage side heater systems and methods are described. In an example, a controller to input a modulated control signal from a low-voltage side is connected to a high-voltage side heater, which is controlled by the modulated control signal from the controller. The controller can be on low-voltage side and not directly connected to a low-voltage side power but does derive the control signal from an input signal, which can be pulse width modulated.

Abstract: An electromagnetic shield termination assembly includes a wire assembly having an electrically conductive wire. An electromagnetic shield extends coaxially with the electrically conductive wire and covers at least a portion of a circumference of the electrically conductive wire, the electromagnetic shield and the electrically conductive wire covered thereby defining a shielded portion of the wire assembly. A non-shielded portion of the wire assembly extends outward of a terminal end of the electromagnetic shield. A termination device has an electrically conductive housing mounted to the wire assembly about the terminal end of the electromagnetic shield such that a portion of the housing engages a portion of the electromagnetic shield, and wherein the housing provides a flow path for an electrical current flowing in the electromagnetic shield.

Abstract: A remote control system for use with vehicles and other devices having remotely controllable features. The system may include a fob or other similar type of device to support wireless signal communications used to facilitate the remote control. The system may further include a portable device to support display dependent controls or other controls unsuited to the fob. The fob may support wireless communications between the portable device and the controlled device.

Abstract: A remote control system for use with vehicles and other devices having remotely controllable features. The system may include a fob or other similar type of device to support wireless signal communications used to facilitate the remote control. The system may further include a portable device to support display dependent controls or other controls unsuited to the fob. The fob may support wireless communications between the portable device and the controlled device.

Abstract: A passive start and entry (PASE) system includes a PASE module and a token. The token includes a display. The PASE module generates a low frequency wake-up signal and a high frequency challenge signal for the token in response to a triggering event. The token ignores the wake-up signal if the display is on. The token may turn the display off in response to receiving the low frequency wake-up signal. The token may also turn the display off in response to receiving the high frequency challenge signal.