Radome
AssigneeHella GmbH & Co. KGaA
InventorsDavid ALLOUIS, Wolfgang NICKE, Heiko SCHÖNE, Herbert WAMBSGANSS
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AssigneeHella GmbH & Co. KGaA
InventorsDavid ALLOUIS, Wolfgang NICKE, Heiko SCHÖNE, Herbert WAMBSGANSS
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The invention relates to a radome comprising a substantially sheet-type front plate the front face of which is transparent and the rear face of which is provided with an opaque layer, at least one cut-out being provided in the opaque layer and acting as a light passage; a reflective region of the sheet-type front plate, said reflective region being arranged adjacently to the cut-out; at least one substantially sheet-type light guide situated on the rear face of the opaque layer; and at least one light-emitting element which is coupled to the light guide such that light enters said light guide, propagates through the at least one light guide, is reflected on the reflective region, and enters the transparent front plate at said at least one light passage such that the light is emitted from the front face of the front plate.
A radome having a substantially extensive front plate, which is configured to be transmissive on the front side and which is provided on the rear side with a layer that does not transmit light, wherein at least one cutout in the form of a light passage is formed in the layer that does not transmit light, having a reflective region of the extensive front plate, wherein the reflective region is arranged next to the cutout, having at least one substantially extensive light guide which is arranged on the rear side at the layer that does not transmit light, and having at least one light-emitting element which is coupled to the light guide such that light enters the light guide and such that the light propagates through the at least one light guide and enters the transmissive front plate at the at least one light passage and is reflected at the reflective region such that it exits the front plate on the front side.
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