Valeo Iluminacion

Valeo Vision

Ricardo Fernandez

Damien Cabanne

Juan-Francisco Moreno

Eric Moisy

Leandro Rodriguez

Juan-Antonio Rubia

Ramon Sanchez

Jose-David Roldan

Juan Antonio Rubia Mena

Juan Manuel Martinez

Francisco Ruiz

Miguel Angel Cantudo

Juan-Manuel Martinez

Jesus Romo

Juan-Antonio Rubia Mena

Ramon Pastor

Jose-Manuel Lomas

Jesus Lopez

Jose Alberto De-La-Fuente

Lorenzo Jurado

Mickael Huau

Francois Coz

Gonzalo Madorran Til

Manuel De-La-Torre

François Coz

The invention provides a signaling luminous device for an automotive vehicle, including a connector intended to be connected to an electrical power supply, a first and a second PCBA assembly each with a printed circuit board, a connector receptacle disposed on the printed circuit board, and electronic components disposed on the printed circuit board that are capable of being powered via the printed circuit board, the second PCBA assembly including at least one light source among its components, wherein the connector cooperates with the connector receptacles of each of the first and second PCBA assemblies so as to electrically connect the first and second PCBA assemblies such that they can be powered by the electrical power supply.

Motor vehicle signaling light device

An IMS printed circuit board comprises a card edge connector with a first face and a second face, the second face being in electric contact with the metallic core and the card edge connector comprising a plurality of signal traces. At least one of the signal traces is a ground trace which is in electrical connection with a ground connection of the printed circuit board and is intended to be connected to a ground pin comprised in a card edge connector socket. The IMS printed circuit board also provides a card edge connector socket with a plurality of pins, one of the pins being a ground pin and being configured to receive the ground trace of the printed circuit board. An electronic assembly comprises the printed circuit board and the card edge connector socket and a lighting device are also provided.

Printed circuit board, card edge connector socket, electronic assembly and automotive lighting device

A device for closing a vehicle optical housing opening, the device including a cap, the cap being configured to close the opening in response to a reversible movement. The device further includes flexible or articulated connecting means fixed to the cap and designed to be fixed to the housing so that, after opening, the cap remains attached to the housing by the connecting means.

Device for closing a vehicle optical housing opening, optical housing equipped with such a device and cord for the device

A light module for a motor vehicle comprising

Light module for a motor vehicle comprising two light guides and a heat sink with two mounting faces

An illumination module for a motor vehicle that includes at least one organic electroluminescent diode capable of being received in a support equipped with means for connecting same to a device for supplying electrical power and/or controlling a lighting and/or signaling assembly of the vehicle. The support has at least one connection bar formed in a flexible base material impregnated with conducting material, arranged in layers.

Illumination module for a motor vehicle

A support for at least one illumination means for a motor vehicle that includes a base for securing to a structural element of the vehicle and at least one support module configured in order to form a housing for receiving said illumination means. At least a part of the support module is produced from a transparent or translucent material.

Support for an illumination means for a motor vehicle

The invention relates to an illumination module for a motor vehicle employing at least one organic electroluminescent diode. The module includes at least one conductor wire connecting a first conductor terminal of the at least one organic electroluminescent diode to a second conductor terminal of a support wherein at least one organic electroluminescent diode is received.

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Martos, Spain

Ricardo Fernandez