Semiconductor light source and driving aid system for a motor vehicle comprising such a source
AssigneeValeo Vision
InventorsPierre Albou, Benoit Reiss
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AssigneeValeo Vision
InventorsPierre Albou, Benoit Reiss
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A semiconductor light source and driving aid system for a motor vehicle comprising a semiconductor light source. The semiconductor light source includes a plurality of electroluminescent rods of submillimetric dimensions. At least certain rods are electrically interconnected in a first assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a first wavelength, and other rods are electrically interconnected in a second assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a second wavelength different from the first wavelength, the first and the second assemblies forming two selectively activable emission areas.
A semiconductor light source including a plurality of electroluminescent rods of submillimetric dimensions, wherein at least certain electroluminescent rods, are electrically interconnected in a first assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a first wavelength, and other electroluminescent rods are electrically interconnected in a second assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a second wavelength different from said first wavelength, said first and the second assemblies forming two selectively activable emission areas.
A driving aid system for a motor vehicle, wherein said driving aid system comprises at least one semiconductor light source including a plurality of electroluminescent rods of submillimetric dimensions, in which at least certain electroluminescent rods are electrically interconnected in a first assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a first wavelength, and other electroluminescent rods are electrically interconnected in a second assembly dedicated to an emission of a light beam at a second wavelength different from said first wavelength, said first and the second assemblies forming two selectively activable emission areas, and a receiving device capable of receiving light beams at said first wavelength.
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