1. A structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable, the structure comprising:
a battery cable;
a thermal fusion bonding tape wound around an outer circumference of the battery cable; and
a current sensor comprising
a housing including a current detecting part configured to detect a current flowing through the battery cable, and
a holder configured to hold and compress a thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion in cooperation with the housing to deform a cross-sectional shape of the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion into an elliptical shape, the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion being a portion where the thermal fusion bonding tape is wound around the battery cable,
wherein upon a compression between the housing and the holder being released, the elliptical shape of the cross-sectional shape of the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion, is maintained.
2. The structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable according to claim 1,
wherein the housing comprises
a housing body including the current detecting part, and
a cover disposed separated from the current detecting part and mounted to the housing body to cover the current detecting part, and
wherein the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion is held between the holder and the cover.
3. The structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable according to claim 2, further comprising a soft filler filled between the current detecting part and the cover.
4. A method of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable, the method comprising:
mounting a thermal fusion bonding tape to an outer circumference of a battery cable;
sandwiching and compressing a thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion between a housing and a holder of a current sensor, and fixing the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion to the housing, the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion being a portion where the thermal fusion bonding tape is mounted to the battery cable;
heating and softening the thermal fusion bonding tape after the fixing of the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion to the housing; and
curing the thermal fusion bonding tape after the softening of the thermal fusion bonding tape.
5. A structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable produced by:
mounting a thermal fusion bonding tape to an outer circumference of a battery cable;
sandwiching and compressing a thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion between a housing and a holder of a current sensor, and fixing the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion to the housing, the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion being a portion where the thermal fusion bonding tape is mounted to the battery cable;
heating and softening the thermal fusion bonding tape after the fixing of the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion to the housing; and
curing the thermal fusion bonding tape after the softening of the thermal fusion bonding tape.
6. The structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable according to claim 5,
wherein the housing comprises
a housing body including a current detecting part configured to detect a current flowing through the battery cable, and
a cover disposed separated from the current detecting part and mounted to the housing body to cover the current detecting part, and
wherein the thermal fusion bonding tape mounting portion is held between the holder and the cover.
7. The structure of mounting a current sensor to a battery cable according to claim 6, further comprising a soft filler filled between the current detecting part and the cover.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A method, at a trusted entity, comprising:
receiving a location identifier from a mobile station;
transmitting a request for a location estimate of the mobile station to a location server, the request to the location server comprising the location identifier received from the mobile station to enable the location server to:
request the location estimate from the mobile station via a request to the mobile station comprising the location identifier, and
receive the location estimate from the mobile device; and
receiving the location estimate from the location server at least partially in response to the transmitting the request comprising the location identifier.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) agent.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the location server comprises a SUPL Location Platform (SLP).
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the location identifier is capable of identifying a protocol for dereferencing the location identifier.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the location identifier comprises an identity of the location server and an identity of the mobile device whose location is to be requested.
7. The method of claim 1, further comprising determining a protocol indicated by the location identifier.
8. The method of claim 6, further comprising utilizing the protocol indicated by the location identifier to generate the request for a location estimate.
9. A trusted entity, comprising:
an interface to a communications network; and
a computing platform to:
obtain a location identifier from a message received, via the interface, from the communications network and transmitted by a mobile station, and
initiate transmission, via the interface, of a message comprising a request for a location estimate of the mobile station to a location server, the request to the location server comprising the location identifier to enable the location server to:
request the location estimate from the mobile station via a request to the mobile station comprising the location identifier, and
receive the location estimate from the mobile device; and
obtain the location estimate from a message received, via the interface, from the communications network and transmitted by the location server at least partially in response to the initiation of transmission of the message comprising the request comprising the location identifier.
10. The trusted entity of claim 9, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) agent.
11. The trusted entity of claim 9, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
12. The trusted entity of claim 9, wherein the location identifier is capable of identifying a protocol for dereferencing the location identifier.
13. The trusted entity of claim 9, wherein the location identifier comprises an identity of the location server and an identity of the mobile device whose location is to be requested.
14. The trusted entity of claim 9, wherein the computing platform is capable of determining a protocol indicated by the location identifier.
15. The trusted entity of claim 14, wherein the computing platform is capable of utilizing the protocol indicated by the location identifier to generate the request for a location estimate.
16. A trusted entity, comprising:
means for receiving a location identifier from a mobile station;
means for transmitting a request for a location estimate of the mobile station to a location server, the request to the location server comprising the location identifier received from the mobile station to enable the location server to:
request the location estimate from the mobile station via a request to the mobile station comprising the location identifier, and
receive the location estimate from the mobile device; and
means for receiving the location estimate from the location server at least partially in response to transmitting the request comprising the location identifier.
17. The trusted entity of claim 16, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) agent.
18. The trusted entity of claim 16, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
19. The trusted entity of claim 16, wherein the location identifier is capable of identifying a protocol for dereferencing the location identifier.
20. The trusted entity of claim 16, wherein the location identifier comprises an identity of the location server and an identity of the mobile device whose location is to be requested.
21. The trusted entity of claim 16, further comprising means for determining a protocol indicated by the location identifier.
22. The trusted entity of claim 21, further comprising means for utilizing the protocol indicated by the location identifier to generate the request for a location estimate.
23. A non-transitory storage medium having machine-readable instructions stored thereon which are executable by a special purpose computing apparatus to:
process a location identifier received from a mobile station;
initiate transmission of a request for a location estimate of the mobile station to a location server, the request to the location server comprising the location identifier received from the mobile station to enable the location server to:
request the location estimate from the mobile station via a request to the mobile station comprising the location identifier, and
receive the location estimate from the mobile device; and
process the location estimate received from the location server at least partially in response to the transmitting the request comprising the location identifier.
24. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Secure User Plane Location (SUPL) agent.
25. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the trusted entity comprises a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP).
26. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the location server comprises a SUPL Location Platform (SLP).
27. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the location identifier is capable of identifying a protocol for dereferencing the location identifier.
28. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the location identifier comprises an identity of the location server and an identity of the mobile device whose location is to be requested.
29. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the instructions are further executable by the special purpose computing apparatus to determine a protocol indicated by the location identifier.
30. The non-transitory storage medium of claim 23, wherein the instructions are further executable by the special purpose computing apparatus to utilize the protocol indicated by the location identifier to generate the request for a location estimate.