Saint-gobain Glass France

Endress+hauser Conducta Gmbh+co. Kg

Freeglass Gmbh & Co. Kg

Sebastian Schmidt

Luc-Henry Blanche

Marcus Guldan

Ulrich Riegler

Andreas Schlarb

Lothar Lesmeister

Thomas Tschurl

Ralf Steuerwald

Thomas Lux

Laetitia Massault

Uwe Weissenberger

Guido Mennicken

Dominic Gueldner

Choung Lai

Laurent Friocourt

Stefan Bumann

Juri Zerr

Aziz Mahfoud-familia

Dominic GÜLDNER

A vehicle window with an integrated sensor module, includes a pane main body having a cutout, a sensor module designed as a prefabricated assembly with a module housing, which forms a hollow space, in which at least one sensor is accommodated, wherein the module housing forming the hollow space is inserted into the cutout and is fastened on the pane main body, wherein, together, an outer surface of the module housing and an outer surface of the pane main body form an outer surface of the vehicle window.

Vehicle window with integrated sensor module

The present disclosure relates to a diagnostic device for a field device from the field of automation technology, comprising a control unit, a sensor carrier, a stereo acoustic sensor, which is fastened to the sensor carrier, a first temperature sensor, which is fastened at a first position on the sensor carrier, and a second temperature sensor, which is fastened at a second position on the sensor carrier. The first position and the second position are remote from one another owing to a first spacing. The sensor carrier is suitable for being expanded such that the first spacing is changed.

Diagnostic device and diagnostic method for diagnosing a field device

A method for producing a vehicle plastic pane having a heating function is presented. The method includes: the provisioning of a one- or two-component, semi-transparent, polymeric pane base body; the coating of the pane base body with a protective coating; the embedding of heating wires for direct electrical contact with busbars that are deposited; the usage of a fine powder coating (FPC) plasma process at atmospheric pressure to deposit the busbars; and the mounting a connection element on and/or in each of the busbars.

Method for depositing a busbar on vehicle plastic panes with a heating function

A method for producing a heatable luminaire cover is described. The heatable luminaire cover has: a polymeric main body, a first busbar, a second busbar and at least two conductor tracks on the inside of the polymeric main body.

Heatable luminaire cover

A heatable luminaire cover is described. The heatable luminaire cover has a polymeric main body, a first busbar, a second busbar and at least two conductor tracks on the inside of the polymeric main body.

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described. The cover has a carrier part having a projected integrated window guide web and a projecting mounting element, an elevated circular, oval, or polygonal surface structure on the window guide web and/or the mounting element, and a polymer cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface.

Pillar covering for motor vehicles

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described. The pillar covering has a carrier part with an integrated window guide web and a mounting element, a narrowing at the point of contact between the window guide web and the carrier part (), and a cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface, where a stiffening rib is fitted within the narrowing.

Method for flow coating a polymeric material, wherein at least

Method for the flow coating of a polymeric material

A pillar covering for motor vehicles is described The pillar covering has a carrier part having an integrated window guide web and a mounting element, a narrowing at the point of contact of the window guide web with the carrier part, and a cover part connected to the carrier part via a contact surface, whereby the carrier part and the cover part form at least one common end portion and the contact surface within the end piece runs over a length of at least 1 mm at a mean angle of 5&#xb0; to 60&#xb0; above or below a mean axis along the contact surface outside the end piece.

Method for flow coating a polymeric material, wherein

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Sebastian Schmidt