Projection module for a motor vehicle headlamp

A projection module (10) for a motor vehicle headlamp, the projection module (10) comprising:

• a first light source (110) and a second light source (120);
• a beam stop (200), which is configured to be horizontally arranged in the case of a use of the projection module (10) as intended in an installed motor vehicle headlamp, and which comprises an optically relevant stop edge (210) for creating an asymmetric light-dark boundary, wherein the first light source (110) is arranged on a top side of the beam stop (200) and, in combination with the optically relevant stop edge (210) of the beam stop (200), contributes to the creation of a low beam distribution, and wherein the second light source (120) is arranged on a bottom side of the beam stop (200) and contributes to the creation of a high beam distribution;
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• at least one projection lens (300) comprising an optical axis (A) and a focus area (F) for projecting a light distribution in a main direction of beam (X) in front of the projection module (10), wherein the stop edge (210) of the beam stop (200) for creating a sharp light-dark boundary is essentially arranged in the focus area (F) of the projection lens (300), and wherein the optical axis (A) coincides with the main direction of beam (X),
• wherein the projection module (10) comprises an auxiliary stop (400), which is configured to be vertically arranged below the beam stop (200) in the case of a use of the projection module (10) as intended in a motor vehicle headlamp, and which has a vertically extending first optically relevant stop edge (410), which is arranged spaced apart from the optical axis (A), wherein the first optically relevant stop edge (410) is configured to partially shade light from the second light source (120), so that a partial high beam distribution can be created, and
• wherein the auxiliary stop (400) has a bearing section (430), on which the auxiliary stop (400) bears against the beam stop (200), wherein, in the vertical extension in the direction of the beam stop (200), the first optically relevant stop edge (410) has an end (411), which end (411) has a distance from the beam stop (200), and wherein the auxiliary stop (400) has a second optically relevant stop edge (420), which, starting at the end (411) of the first optically relevant stop edge (410), extends all the way to the bearing section (430), wherein, in the vertical direction to the beam stop (200), a distance of the second optically relevant stop edge (420) defines a gap, which gap, in combination with the second light source (120), is configured to create a segment (500) in the partial high beam distribution.