Window assembly, vehicle door, and vehicle
AssigneeVolvo Truck Corporation
InventorsBalaganesh Thangamariappan, Rajaraman Swaminathan
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Abstract
A window assembly for a vehicle, comprising a first drive, comprising a first stator and a first rotor arranged around the first stator; a mobile window, having a transversal edge and a first longitudinal edge and sliding between an open position where the transversal edge is positioned at a first longitudinal end of the first drive and the first longitudinal edge is positioned along the first drive, and a closed position where the transversal edge is positioned at a second longitudinal end of the first drive and where the first longitudinal edge is positioned past the first drive; and a first transmission mechanism, the mobile window being driven by the rotation of the first rotor, via the first transmission mechanism.
Claims9
A window assembly for a vehicle, the window assembly comprising:
- a first drive comprising a first stator and a first rotor, wherein the first rotor is arranged around the first stator and rotates relative to the first stator about a first longitudinal axis fixed relative to the first stator when the first drive is electrically powered;
- a mobile window having a transversal edge and a first longitudinal edge, the mobile window being slidable relative to the first stator substantially parallel to the first longitudinal axis, between an open position where the transversal edge is positioned at a first longitudinal end of the first drive and the first longitudinal edge is positioned along the first drive, and a closed position where the transversal edge is positioned at a second longitudinal end of the first drive and where the first longitudinal edge is positioned past the first drive along the first longitudinal axis;
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- a first transmission mechanism, the mobile window being driven between the open position and the closed position by the rotation of the first rotor, via the first transmission mechanism.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.