Ut Automotive Dearborn, Inc.

Lear Automotive Dearborn, Inc.

Christopher R Tilli

Robin Mihekun Miller

H Winston Maue

Daniel D Kilker

Harry F Dutka

Steven Reau

A window wiper system for an automotive vehicle has an electromagnetic device, a rotatable member and a window wiper oscillating mechanism. In another aspect of the present invention, the electromagnetic device is an electric motor which operates in a unidirectional manner to oscillate a window wiper assembly back and forth in a normal window wiping range. The electric motor and rotatable member then reverse rotational direction to move the wiper assembly to a park position offset from the normal window wiping range.

Window wiper system for an automotive vehicle

A multi-functional electronic actuator for actuating multiple independent systems on an automotive vehicle includes a magnet assembly, a rotor mounted within the magnet assembly having an armature and a shaft that rotates when the armature is energized, a device for translating the rotor with respect to the magnet assembly, and devices for actuating a first independent system on the automotive vehicle utilizing the rotational motion of the shaft and for actuating a second independent system on the automotive vehicle utilizing the translation of the rotor shaft with respect to the magnet assembly. Two methods for translating the rotor with respect to the magnet assembly are described as well as various linkages that may be used to actuate the independent systems on the automotive vehicle.

Rotary and linear translation actuator performing multi-functions in an

A multi-functional apparatus for use in an automotive vehicle employing multiple tracks has a housing, a rotatable member located in the housing, an electromagnetic device and multiple tracks. The electromagnetic device may be an electric motor which operates in a unidirectional manner to oscillate a window wiper assembly. The electric motor and rotatable member then reverse rotational direction to move the wiper assembly to a park position, allowing the actuation of an intermittent motion mechanism.

Multi-functional apparatus for use in an automotive vehicle employing

A window regulator system generally comprises a first pinion rotatably driven by a motor. The first pinion is mounted between a first rack and a rotatable second pinion. The second pinion is rotatably mounted between the first pinion and a second rack. Teeth on the first pinion engage the first rack and simultaneously drive the second pinion to engage the second rack.

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Westland, MI, United States of America

Christopher R Tilli