Hella Gmbh & Co Kgaa

Wolf Alexander Quitsch

Ingo Moellers

Wolfgang Pohlmann

Sebastian Nordhoff

Frank Grueter

Burkhard Topp

Arnd-Claus Buechner

Martin Rode

Peter Rausch

Mario Zehanciuc

A headlight for a motor vehicle, comprising a first luminous surface, wherein the headlight is configured so that light emanates from the first luminous surface and is used to generate a high-beam light distribution. A second luminous surface is provided such that light emanates from the second luminous surface and is used to generate a forefield portion of a low-beam light distribution. Projection optics are configured so as to project light emanating from the first and second luminous surface into an area around the motor vehicle.

Headlight for a motor vehicle

A lighting device for a vehicle, in particular headlights for a vehicle, having a plurality of light sources, from which light is emitted during operation of the lighting device, projection optics for projecting the light, and a generator for generating a light distribution in the exterior of the vehicle, which has a soft transition in the vertical direction from a central region to the near field and/or the far field of the light distribution. The generator has a plurality of converters which change the wavelength spectrum of the light emitted from the light sources. The lighting device being designed in such a way that during operation of the lighting device, at least one first region of at least one of the converters is subjected to a greater luminous flux density of the light emitted from the light sources as a second region of the at least one converter.

Lighting device for a vehicle that enables a vertical soft transition of light intensity in the near field and/or far field of the light distribution

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Beckum, Germany

Wolf Alexander Quitsch