Device for detecting by induction an intention to lock a motor vehicle door with a target on a lever arm
AssigneeVitesco Technologies GmbH
InventorsAlain Fontanet, Armand Castandet
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AssigneeVitesco Technologies GmbH
InventorsAlain Fontanet, Armand Castandet
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The invention relates to a device for detecting the intention to unlock an opening element (1) of a motor vehicle with a housing (4) containing a support element (12) having a region of contact (11) with a handle (2) and being associated with an amagnetic metal target (6), the device comprising a printed circuit board (9), a voltage source and at least one emitter primary coil (7). The support element (12) forms an elongated lever arm, the target (6) being arranged at its longitudinal free end with its other longitudinal end fixed to an anchoring point (14) on the housing (4) while being flexible toward the primary coil (7) under the action of the pressure from the user on the opening element handle (2) or frame which is transmitted to the contact region (11) located away from the target (6) by more than half of a length of the support element (12).
A device for detecting the intention of a user to lock or unlock an opening element of a motor vehicle, the device being configured to be integrated into an opening element handle or frame, the device comprising:
A device for detecting the intention of a user to lock or unlock an opening element of a motor vehicle, the device being configured to be integrated into an opening element handle or frame, the device comprising:
A device for detecting the intention of a user to lock or unlock an opening element of a motor vehicle, the device being configured to be integrated into an opening element handle or frame, the device comprising:
A device for detecting the intention of a user to lock or unlock an opening element of a motor vehicle, the device being configured to be integrated into an opening element handle or frame, the device comprising:
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