Continental Automotive Technologies Gmbh

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Continental Automotive Gmbh

Oliver Jakoby

Jörg Thomas

Sait Kalender

Heinrich Noll

Kai Hohmann

Herbert Breinich

Andreas Brüninghaus

Jürgen Bäthis

Jochen Möller

Nils Arnold

Martin Thomas Nowak

Manrico Joesph

Kerstin Thiel

The present disclosure relates to a display device and to a means of transportation having such a display device. The display device comprises a display panel and a backlight for the display panel. The backlight comprises a reflector having a multiplicity of reflectively configured cavities. In addition, the backlight comprises a multiplicity of light sources arranged in each case in the cavities. Walls of the cavities are configured such that a grid structure of the reflector resulting from the arrangement of the cavities is broken up.

Display device and means of transportation

A display including a display panel and a backlight arranged behind the display panel, with a light guide with edge coupling, wherein the backlight is designed so the light intensity of the backlight is lower in a peripheral region of the display panel than in a central region of the display panel.

Display element with reduced backlight in the edge region

The present disclosure relates to a spacer for an assembly of a backlight of a display. The disclosure additionally relates to an assembly for a backlight of a display having such a spacer, and to a display having a backlight having such an assembly. The spacer comprises at least one crosspiece. The crosspiece in this case has attachment surfaces for attachment of a first light guide and a second light guide and a receptacle for a sheet stack.

Spacer for an assembly of a backlight of a display

The invention relates to a light source () comprising at least one light module () and one control module () provided with a control electronics system. The invention also relates to an image-generating unit () for a head-up display provided with an inventive light source (). Traditional solutions require too much construction space or cannot be mass-produced in order to obtain sufficient brightness. The aim of the invention is to combine a high degree of brightness, little construction space and mass-producibility, particularly for a head-up-display. According to the invention, the light module () and the control module () respectively comprise their own carrier element ()and are firmly connected to a common carrier (). The light module () is connected to the control module () by means of first electrical lines which are configured in such a way that thermally induced relative movements between the control modules () and light module () are received in a trouble-free manner by modification of the form of the lines.

Light source for an image-generating unit

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Heusenstamm, Germany

Oliver Jakoby