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Topic: car anti-theft system

Definition

A “remote coil assembly” refers to a component of a Passive Anti-Theft System (PATS).

The “coil” is part of a transponder unit that communicates with a chip embedded in the car’s ignition key. When the key is inserted into the ignition, the coil in the transponder unit emits a signal. If the chip in the key is programmed correctly for the car, it will respond with a unique code. The coil then receives this code and sends it to the car’s computer. If the code matches what’s expected, the computer allows the car to start. This helps prevent the car from being started without the correct key, providing an effective deterrent against theft.

Meanwhile, a “remote coil assembly” is a coil that’s part of this transponder unit, which is separate from the main computer of the car.