Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

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Johnson Controls Gmbh

Magna Electronics Inc.

Horst H Rumpf

Christian Hopf

Norbert Kunze

Stefan M&uuml;ller

Alexander Noel

Cornelius Wouters

Christian Reichinger

Brian Dean Brasier

Stefan Mueller

A display system for a vehicle includes a head-up display unit operable to display at a display area information that is viewable by a driver of the equipped vehicle when the driver is normally operating the equipped vehicle. When not displaying images at the display area but when the head-up display unit projects some light, there is a postcard effect at the display area. The head-up display unit includes a display screen and a compensation film that attenuates light passing through the display screen to reduce the postcard effect at the display area of the equipped vehicle.

Vehicle head-up display system

The invention relates to a head-up display comprising a projection screen and a device for moving and positioning said projection screen. To open or close the projection screen by the device, a linear movement with a short path can be transformed into a pivoting movement with a long path, an adjustment of the incline of the projection screen being actuatable by means of the device when the projection screen is in the operating position. A method for operating a head-up display comprises actions of a projection screen and a device for moving and positioning a projection screen.

Head-up display comprising a projection screen and a device for moving and positioning a projection screen, and method for operating such a head-up display

The invention relates to a display unit having a projection screen for a head-up display. The projection screen is mechanically coupled to a main element, which is detachably connected to a carrier element and/or a mounting.

Display unit having a projection screen for a head-up display

A display unit includes a projection screen for a head-up display. The projection screen is mounted and arranged in a carrier element in such a way that it can pivot about an axis of inclination, the incline of the screen being adjustable by a pivoting device. The pivoting device includes at least one worm gear.

Display unit comprising a projection screen for a head-up display

An arrangement for mounting a projection screen for a head-up-display, which can be attached in a removable fashion to a windscreen of a vehicle in the driver's field of vision, contains a mount for the projection screen, which mount forms a detachable connection with a base frame. The mount has a carrier on which the projection screen is mounted and which can be connected to the base frame by at least two magnetic coupling points.

Arrangement for mounting carriers for projection screens of head-up-displays

The invention relates to an inserting and extracting device for rotatable data carrier plates which mechanically moves the data carrier plate () from an inserting position into a playing position before playing and back into the inserting position again after playing, with parallel guide rails () which extend over the full range of movement for insertion and extraction and which guide the data carrier plate () in grooves () at diagonally mutually opposed edge regions, wherein at least one of the guide rails () transmits to the data carrier plate () motion pulses in one of its directions of movement, by means of which pulses the data carrier plate () is moved in the insertion or extraction direction.

Inserting and extracting device for rotatable data carrier plates

The invention relates to a device in a deck for playing information discs ( ), which preferably have been provided or can be provided with digital information, the information disc ( ) being rotated, in the operating condition, about its center by a drive motor ( ) and magnetically cooperating material parts ( ) being present, which are offset radially with respect to the axis of rotation ( ) and in the direction thereof parallel with respect to one another and of which one part ( ) is disposed on the base plate ( ) which carries the motor ( ) and of which the other part ( ) is disposed on the disc support ( ) which is moved by the motor shaft ( ), one of the material parts ( ) being a ring-shaped permanent magnet, at least one of the two magnetically cooperating material parts ( ) being arranged eccentrically with respect to the axis of rotation ( ) and both material parts ( ) are ring-shaped, the directions of the lines of field not being changed during rotation.

Device for reducing the radial and axial play of a motor shaft in a deck for playing information discs

A device for reading information stored on an information disc ( ), and perhaps for writing information to the disc ( ) as well. The device includes at least one position switch ( ) for recognizing the position of the information disc ( ), each position switch ( ) comprising at least two detection elements for detecting two reference points disposed along the circumference of a circle whose center corresponds to the center of the information disc ( ) when it is in a reference position.

Electronic device

The invention relates to a liquid-filled damper for a shock-sensitive apparatus, comprising a base part and an elastic cover part. It is an object of the invention to provide a liquid-filled damper and a method of manufacturing such a damper, which can be manufactured and mounted in an easier and more reliable way. To this end, the liquid-filled damper comprises an integrated fixation element, and the base part and the integrated fixation element are connected by means of the elastic cover part.

Liquid-filled damper for a shock-sensitive apparatus, and method of manufacturing said damper

A changer apparatus for information discs includes a stacking unit for stacking at least two information discs in at least two stacking positions, the stacking unit having holding trays for holding the information discs in holding planes and a first transport mechanism for moving the holding trays into the stacking positions. The holding trays each have a top part and a bottom part, the top parts and the bottom parts of the holding trays are jointly movable in the same direction by means of the first transport mechanism for the transport of the information disc inside the stacking unit, and the top part and the bottom part, of the holding tray holding the information disc to be read and/or inscribed, are movable with respect to one another by means of the first transport mechanism in order to bring this information disc into a play position intended for reading and/or inscribing it, in such a manner that a clearance is obtained between the information disc and the top part and/or between the information disc and the bottom part.

Changer apparatus for information discs

An electronic apparatus has a vibration-sensitive constructional unit accommodated in a housing, the housing and the vibration-sensitive constructional unit being coupled by damping apparatus. In order to reduce the vibration clearance of the vibration-sensitive constructional unit the damping apparatus includes at least one spring arrangement having a spring characteristic which is progressive in all three directions in space.

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