Hella Gmbh & Co Kgaa

Hella Kgaa

Hella Kg Hueck and Co.

Hella Kgaa Hueck and Company

Michael Schulte

Markus Adameck

Heiko Schaefer

Heiko Schafer

Michael Makaruk

Ralf Krömer

Benjamin Pleuger

Udo Wallmeier

Michael Talhof

A radar device with a housing, with a shield, with an interconnect device, with an electronic circuit arrangement, and with antennas. A circuit arrangement has electronic components, and at least some of the electronic components are arranged on a first side of the interconnect device. The antennas are arranged on a second side of the interconnect device. The shield and the interconnect device, with the components and antennas arranged on it, are surrounded by the housing. The shield has at least one hole, into which at least one of the first components (arranged on the first side of the interconnect device) protrudes, or through which at least one of the components (arranged on the first side of the interconnect device) protrudes. The remaining components (arranged on the first side of the interconnect device), with the exception of connecting elements, are arranged entirely between the first side of the interconnect device and the shield.

Radar device with a shield

A radar device for a vehicle is provided, comprising a housing with a first housing part and a second housing part (). The housing parts are connected to each other and form the boundaries of a closed recording space. The radar device also includes a circuit carrier accommodated within the recording space. The circuit carrier features at least one transmission antenna device for the transmission of radar beams, at least one receiving antenna device for receiving radar beams, and features high-frequency electronic circuit devices and low-frequency electronic circuit devices. At least one of the first of the two housing parts is a two-component plastic injection-molded parts, and one of the first of the two components has at least a three times higher thermal conductivity than a second one of the two components.

Radar device, specifically for a vehicle

A radar device with a housing, with a shield, with an interconnect device, with an electronic circuit arrangement, and with antennas. The shield and the interconnect device, with components and antennas arranged on it, are surrounded by the housing. A medium is arranged between the shield and the housing, and this medium has a thermal conductivity greater than 0.15 W/(m&#xb7;K).

The invention presented herein is about a camera arrangement for a motor vehicle, comprised of a housing that can be attached on the inside of a windshield of a motor vehicle, at least one camera residing in the housing, a moisture sensor installation capable of detecting the moisture on the windshield, where the moisture sensor installation is a non-optical moisture sensor installation.

Camera arrangement in a motor vehicle

Camera arrangement, in particular for use in a motor vehicle, including a printed circuit board with an image sensor and an objective lens carrier, and an objective lens for projecting an image onto the image sensor, the objective lens being connected by connecting means to the objective lens carrier, the connecting means being one or more ball segment-shaped housing sections which are provided terminally of the objective lens and which are held in a cylindrical bore of the objective lens carrier, the connecting means being suitable for sliding the objective lens relative to the image sensor as well as pivoting it, and a method for the adjustment of a camera arrangement according to the invention.

Camera array and method for adjusting a lens with respect to the image sensor

An electronic device with a housing for being attached to a pane of a motor vehicle by a coupling medium of flexible rubber- or gel-like material includes an exhaust duct for connecting an area of potential bubble formation between the vehicle pane and the coupling medium to ambient air. The exhaust duct prevents the permanent trapping of air bubbles during mounting of the device on the vehicle pane.

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Paderborn, Germany

Michael Schulte