Signals and indicators – Indicators – Rotary indicator with actuating means
Patent
1994-11-16
1997-05-20
Cuchlinski, Jr., William A.
Signals and indicators
Indicators
Rotary indicator with actuating means
116286, G01D 1322
Patent
active
056303734
ABSTRACT:
A self-luminescent indicator which may be employed in a tachometer, a speedometer, or other such gauges in automotive vehicles. The self-luminescent indicator comprises an indicating pointer, a luminescent element for emitting light, and a lens. The luminescent element is disposed in the indicating pointer. The lens is arranged in the indicating pointer and includes a flat surface through which light emitted from the luminescent element enters and a corrugated surface which projects the light entering the flat surface out of the indicating pointer. With this arrangement, the indicating pointer projects the light having uniform and high brightness to an observer for improving the visibility of pointer deflection over a dial plate.
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Kato Miki
Miyazaki Kazuhiko
Cuchlinski Jr. William A.
Nippondenso Co. Ltd.
Worth Willie Morris
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