Universal brake light control mechanism
OwnerGreg Paterno, Jeff Hail +3inventors
InventorsGreg Paterno, Jeff Hail, Timmy Nguyen, Luke Roe, Kent Wilson
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OwnerGreg Paterno, Jeff Hail +3inventors
InventorsGreg Paterno, Jeff Hail, Timmy Nguyen, Luke Roe, Kent Wilson
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A brake light pulser, particularly for center high middle stop lamps, that senses the voltage and current requirements for various types of light-emitting devices (LEDs, LED arrays, incandescent lamps, etc.) and adjusts the supplied current and voltage to the particular type of light-emitting device to which it is connected. A microprocessor with a flash-based architecture is used to process the sensed current and amperage into signals to control a constant current/constant voltage controller to provide correctly configured power to a MOSFET. The MOSFET is controlled by the microprocessor, which stores pulse command sequences programmed in directly over a CAN bus or remotely via a serial data link from a built-in RF transceiver. The pulsed configured power output of the MOSFET is supplied to a brake light.
A brake light pulser:
A brake light pulser:
A brake light pulser:
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