Optical: systems and elements – Mirror – With a transmitting property
Patent
1992-06-05
1994-05-17
Ben, Loha
Optical: systems and elements
Mirror
With a transmitting property
359613, 362 831, 362135, 340901, 340903, G02B 508, G02B 520, G02B 2700, B60R 112
Patent
active
053133358
ABSTRACT:
A display apparatus for blindzone signal indication comprises an exterior rear view mirror housing and an exterior rear view mirror disposed in the exterior rear view mirror housing. The exterior rear view mirror defines a portion from which light is reflected and a portion through which light may be transmitted from inside the rear view mirror housing. A light source mounted within the housing is located at the light transmissive portion of the mirror and a directional filter located at the light transmitting portion of the mirror filters light emitted by the light source so that a signal from the light source may be seen from the interior of the vehicle, but may not be seen by drivers of other vehicles.
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Gray Craig S.
Hogge Christopher M.
Ben Loha
Collins Darryl
Delco Electronics Corporation
Navarre Mark A.
Simon Anthony Luke
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