Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Claus Peter

Robert Fischer

An antitheft device for a motor vehicle has a first receiver () in the motor vehicle, which is designed to receive signals in narrowband. The signals received by this receiver are evaluated in accordance with the code information contained in them. Furthermore, the antitheft device has a second broadband receiver () which receives signals outside the useful frequency band (). If signals are received whose signal strength is above a threshold value (S), whose signal duration is shorter than a predefined time period (t&#x2013;t) or whose code information corresponds largely to anticipated code information, the access to the motor vehicle, and its use, are not enabled.

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Regensberg, Germany

Claus Peter