Vehicle rearview mirror assembly
OwnerNan-Hsin Chianginventor
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Abstract
A vehicle rearview mirror assembly is provided, including: a casing including a first shell body and a mounting board having an attachment portion with an aperture; a mirror attached to the mounting board and including a light-penetrable patterned portion spatially corresponding to the aperture; a light emitting module mounted to the attachment portion and including a second shell body, a light guide and a light source, the second shell body including an insertion slot therethrough, the light source being inserted through the insertion slot and engaged within the second shell body, and a binding member securing the light emitting module to the second shell body and sealing the insertion slot.
Claims20
A vehicle rearview mirror assembly, including:
- a casing including a first shell body and a mounting board, the first shell body having a first opening, the mounting board including an attachment portion, the mounting board being connected to the first shell body and covering the first opening, the attachment portion including an aperture;
- a mirror attached to a side of the mounting board opposite to the first opening, and including a light-penetrable patterned portion spatially corresponding to the aperture;
- a light emitting module mounted to the attachment portion and including a second shell body, a light guide and a light source, the second shell body including a rear portion which includes an inner surface facing toward the aperture and a second opening, the light guide being connected to the second shell body and covering the second opening, the inner surface including a reflection surface which faces the light guide, the light guide including a prismatic surface facing the reflection surface, the rear portion further including an annular wall which is located adjacent to a bottom of the second shell body and defines an insertion slot through the rear portion, the light source including a circuit board and at least one light emitting member disposed on the circuit board and facing away from the bottom of the second shell body, the circuit board being inserted through the insertion slot and engaged within the annular wall, and a binding member securing the circuit board to the annular wall and sealing the insertion slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.