Thales

Thales Deutschland Gmbh

Romain Czarny

Brigitte Loiseaux

Jean-Luc Reverchon

Jean-Paul Castera

Gérard Berginc

Mane-Si Laure Lee-Bouhours

Matthieu Le Baillif

Christian Larat

Michel Pate

Thomas Merlet

Alfred Warmuth

Horst Joestingmeier

Jean-Francois Allaeys

Jean-Pierre Ganne

Jean-François Allaeys

A traffic light luminaire includes at least one light source, a collimating device for collimating light emitted by the at least one light source, and a light distribution device for spreading the collimated light within a specific solid angle with a specific luminous intensity distribution. The light source is a high brightness light source, and the light distribution device is a microstructured distributor having a micro-structured surface, wherein each equal-sized macroscopic section of the microstructured distributor contributes to the luminous intensity distribution in the same way within said whole specified solid angle. Thereby a low maintenance traffic light luminaire is provided which generates a homogeneous light distribution for a variety of trail arrangements (right curve, left curve, straight line) independent of the distance of the viewer.

Universal traffic light luminaire

An optronic porthole comprises a substrate with two faces. It comprises on one of the faces of the substrate or on both faces, a stack of several hetero-structures, each hetero-structure being composed of at least two semi-conducting layers SC1, SC2, the layer SC1 being doped, the layer SC2 itself comprising a two-dimensional electron gas layer formed at the interface with the layer SC1. It furthermore comprises an electrode in contact with all the electron gas layers, a bi-periodic metallic grid buried in the stack, in contact with the electrode. The substrate and the layers are transparent in the 0.4 &#x3bc;m-5 &#x3bc;m band.

Optronic window transparent to IR and reflecting RF

A lens antenna including at least one diffractive dielectric component capable of shaping a microwave frequency wave front having a wavelength comprised in a range from 1 millimeter to 50 centimeters, said diffractive dielectric component including a plurality of main microstructures formed in a substrate material with a substrate refractive index so as to form an artificial material of an effective refractive index, each main microstructure having a size of less than a target wavelength taken from said range of wavelengths, said main microstructures being laid out per zones, so as to make a surface filling level vary, the effective refractive index being a function of said surface filling level, the layout being such that the effective refractive index varies inside said one zone of said diffractive dielectric component quasi monotonously between a minimum value and a maximum value less than or equal to the substrate refractive index.

Antenna lens comprising a dielectric component diffractive suitable shaping a wavefront microwave

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