Control circuit for liquid crystal rear-vision mirror

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Vehicle mounted systems – Automobile

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350279, 350331R, G02F 1133

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048209333

ABSTRACT:
A circuit for controlling a liquid crystal rear-vision mirror is disclosed. The liquid crystal rear-vision mirror is equipped in an automobile to sense the amount of lights incident upon the mirror itself from a headlight of another automobile following behind. When the level of incident lights goes higher than a pre-determined level, the circuit generates a pulse signal of a fixed period to make the liquid crystal shutter properly function so that the amount of said incident light reflecting from the mirror to the driver will be decreased to a level adequate to secure driving safety.

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