Signal light capable of generating an inclined flux for motor vehicle
AssigneeValeo Vision
InventorsValerie Molto, Claude Tribouiller, Jean Rit
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AssigneeValeo Vision
InventorsValerie Molto, Claude Tribouiller, Jean Rit
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An indicator lamp for a motor vehicle is delimited at least on one side by a partition (22) running along the lamp over a substantial depth and comprises a light source (10), a flux concentrator and/or recuperator element (211), glazing (30), and an auxiliary reflecting area (212) able to direct, towards the glazing in the vicinity of the partition (22), an auxiliary luminous flux the average direction (x′-x′) of which is substantially inclined with respect to the principal axis of emission (x-x). The auxiliary reflecting area comprises a segment of axisymmetric paraboloid focused in the vicinity of the source, and the axis of which is oriented along the said average direction.
Indicator lamp defined by a certain angular interval for a motor vehicle, delimited at least on one side corresponding to the inside of the vehicle by a partition (22) running along the lamp over a substantial depth and comprising a light source (10), a flux concentrator and/or recuperator element comprising a mirror (211) arranged in the back of a lamp cavity delimited partly by the said partition (22), and glazing (30), the partition (22) possessing a free edge in the vicinity of the glazing and the flux concentrator and/or recuperator element extending set back with respect to the said free edge of the partition, the lamp possessing a principal emission axis (x-x) extending substantially parallel to the partition, the said lamp further comprising auxiliary optical means (212;
Indicator lamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the said auxiliary reflecting area (212;
Indicator lamp according to one of the preceding claims, characterised in that the mirror (211) of the lamp is able to spread out the light in horizontal and/or vertical cross-section, and in that the auxiliary reflecting area (212;
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