Electricity: motive power systems – Periodic – repetitious or successive operations control of...
Patent
1997-06-20
2000-08-29
Masih, Karen
Electricity: motive power systems
Periodic, repetitious or successive operations control of...
318444, 318483, 1525017, 307 91, 307 101, H02P 104
Patent
active
061113786
ABSTRACT:
A window wiper motor system for an automotive vehicle includes an incremental wiper position detection device. A window wiper feedback pattern is disposed on a stationary circuit board mounted within a gear enclosure with its electronic components facing inwardly toward a main gear. A low profile, flip chip integrated circuit attachment to the printed circuit board is also provided.
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LeMay Philip
Maue H. Winston
Masih Karen
UT Automotive Dearborn Inc.
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