Arvinmeritor Light Vehicle Systems - France

Jean-Marc Belmond

Pascal De Vries

Sylvain Remi Chonavel

Yi-Hwa M Chu

Emmanuel Huber

Frederic Burkat

Yi Hwa Chu

A release control sensor module for an openable member of a vehicle, such as a vehicle window, includes a first sensor and a second sensor. The first sensor is a displacement sensor that controls the closure of an electric circuit, such as a changeover switch or a reed switch. The second sensor is powered by the electric circuit. The first sensor controls the activation of the electronic circuit. If the first sensor is not actuated, the sensor module is electrically isolated and does not consume any power. If the first sensor is actuated, the second sensor is powered and can be used to detect movement of a moving part of the control, such as a pull handle or an opening lever.

Sensor module for releasing vehicle windows and the like

A system for unlocking a key cylinderless automobile vehicle door includes a portable object having an identifier and a circuit for interrogating the object. The circuit powers the object and interrogates the object when it is outside the vehicle. The interrogating circuit supplies a signal authorizing unlocking of the door as a function of the identifier. A standby power supply, which is separate from the main power supply of the vehicle, also powers the circuit and the object. As a result, the vehicle door does not require a key cylinder while still ensuring unlocking even if the main power supply of the vehicle fails.

Unlocking system for automobile vehicle doors and the like

A mounting plate for an anti-intrusion reinforcement member includes securing features that secure the plate to a vehicle door. The mounting plate also includes a plurality of mounting interfaces for the reinforcement member. The plate can be fitted to different mounting points in the door and to different reinforcement members, simplifying the production of the mounting plate. An anti-intrusion assembly including the plate, and a door with the assembly are also provided.

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St. Jean le Blanc, France

Jean-Marc Belmond