Mekra Lang Gmbh & Co. Kg

Lang Mekra North America

Mekra Lang North America, LLC

Simon Deffner

Werner Lang

Jens Stürzenhofecker

Jon Hohenhaus

Andreas Redlingshöfer

Sebastian Heger

Matthias Zink

Peter Geissendoerfer

Albrecht Popp

Andreas Enz

Michael Witzke

Jens Stuerzenhofecker

Elmar Finkenberger

Markus Meier

Werner Jürgen Lang

Jaap-Jan Snel

Stefan Bauer

Peter Geissendörfer

Jürgen Pfanz

Jurgen Pfanz

Andreas Redlingshoefer

Florian Schneider

Dr Werner Lang

A camera system () for a commercial vehicle has at least one image capture unit () for capturing an image, an image reproduction unit () for reproducing the captured image at least one functional unit () for performing a vehicle function and at least one control unit () for outputting a control signal. The camera system () transmits a video signal between the control unit () and the image reproduction unit () and controls the image capture unit () and the functional unit () by a control signal outputted from the control unit (). The functional interface () is provided between the image capture unit () and the functional unit (), via which functional interface (), image capture unit () and the functional unit () are coupleable with each other and decoupleable from each other.

Camera system and mirror replacement system

A novel housing for an electronic device is located in the passenger compartment of a vehicle. The housing is used to maintain the temperature of the electronic device within its operating temperature range. The housing includes air inlets and outlets through which the temperature-regulated air current from the air conditioning system of the vehicle passes. The temperature-regulated air currents from the air conditioning system that are used to maintain a comfortable temperature in the passenger compartment are also used to regulate the temperature of the electronic device. Thus, the housing allows the temperature of the electronic device to be regulated exclusively using the air current from the air conditioning system. The air duct from the air conditioning system can be connected directly to the housing or can end a distance from the housing so that the air current from the duct is directed to strike the outside of the housing.

Housing for accommodation and temperature regulation of an electronic device and vehicle provided with such housing

A device for monitoring vehicles surroundings includes a sensor, a sensor holder and a fastener. Due to manufacturing tolerances, the sensor axis that passes through the head of the sensor deviates from the axis of the sensor main body. The sensor head passes into an opening in the sensor holder centered around a sensor holding axis. When the sensor is mounted into a receiver niche in the sensor holder, the sensor holding axis and the sensor axis are aligned. The fastener fastens the sensor to the sensor holder and compensates for the sensor axis deviating from the main body axis. Screws pass through bore holes in the fastener and into screw holes in the sensor holder. The bore holes have a larger diameter than do the screw holes, allowing the sensor axis to be aligned with the sensor holding axis despite the sensor axis deviating from the main body axis.

Providing a constant gap width between a sensor head and an opening in a sensor holder outside a vehicle

Camera system for a vehicle comprising an objective lens; a first printed circuit board provided with an image sensor for acquiring image information via the objective lens; and at least one additional printed circuit board adapted for providing a predetermined basic function for the camera system, wherein the first printed circuit board and each of the at least one additional printed circuit board comprises at least a connection unit, wherein the printed circuit boards are electrically connectable in a modular exchangeable manner, respectively, via the at least one connection unit for adapting the range of functions of the camera system according to the predetermined basic function.

Camera system having a modular printed circuit board arrangement

A camera for use on vehicles, in particular commercial vehicles. The camera has a housing including a first accommodation portion and a second accommodation portion, an optical element disposed within the first accommodation portion, and a digital image capturing unit provided on a circuit board. The circuit board is disposed within the second accommodation portion. The housing is formed by a first part consisting of plastic and a second part which is vapor resistant.

Camera for vehicles, in particular commercial vehicles

Stand-alone monitor

A monitor has a rear panel formed by injection molding plastic around a metal cooling element. The monitor includes a display panel, control electronics, a module support, and a monitor housing. The housing includes a front frame, the cooling element and a rear panel frame. The cooling element has cooling ducts formed between cooling fins. The rear housing panel frame has fin extensions that extend the fins of the cooling element into the rear housing panel frame. The display panel attaches to one side of the module support, while the control electronics attach to the other side. The front frame and the rear panel frame screw together, and the display panel and control electronics are clamped between the front frame and the rear panel frame. The monitor can be attached to a vehicle by slipping a retaining member into a T-shaped duct formed between two fins on the cooling element.

Modular monitor enclosed in a housing with a novel rear panel

A mirror support assembly for a motor vehicle comprising an upper support arm, an upper mounting element for mounting the upper support arms to the vehicle, a lower support arm, and a lower mounting element for mounting the lower support arm to the vehicle. A mirror head brace for uniting the upper and lower support arms includes a cast structural member made by pressure casting. The mirror head brace includes at least one longitudinal groove which determines a defined angular setting between the mirror head brace and the upper and lower support arms. The plurality of scorings functionally determine different angular settings relative to the mirror support arms of a mirror headwhich is carried by mirror head brace.

Vehicle mirror support assembly with cast brace

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Flachslanden, Germany

Simon Deffner