Electrically driven sliding window for vehicle and vehicle
AssigneeJiangsu Changning Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorTian Yu
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AssigneeJiangsu Changning Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorTian Yu
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An electrically driven sliding window for vehicle and a vehicle include a window aperture, guide rails, bases, slide blocks, a movable glass unit and an electric drive mechanism, the guide rails are provided on two opposite sides of the window aperture respectively, the slide block includes a base mating portion and a guide rail mating portion, the slide block is slidably mounted on a base via the base mating portion and is mounted on a guide rail via the guide rail mating portion, the movable glass unit is fixed on the bases, and the slide blocks are slidable along the guide rails and are slidable relative to the bases by means of the electric drive mechanism, to drive the bases to perform a sliding movement parallel to a direction of the guide rails and a movement for alignment perpendicular to the direction of the guide rails.
An electrically driven sliding window for a vehicle, comprising a window aperture, guide rails, bases, slide blocks, a movable glass unit, an electric drive mechanism, and a movement controlling mechanism, wherein the guide rails are provided on two opposite sides of the window aperture respectively, each of the slide blocks comprises a base mating portion and a guide rail mating portion, each of the slide blocks is slidably mounted on a respective one of the bases via the base mating portion and is mounted on a respective one of the guide rails via the guide rail mating portion, the movable glass unit is fixed on the bases, and the slide blocks are slidable along the guide rails and are slidable relative to the bases by means of the electric drive mechanism, to drive the bases to perform a sliding movement parallel to a direction of the guide rails and a movement for alignment perpendicular to the direction of the guide rails,
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