Communications: electrical – Visual indication – Movable
Patent
1986-10-24
1988-12-27
Curtis, Marshall M.
Communications: electrical
Visual indication
Movable
340763, 340764, 34081508, G08B 500
Patent
active
047943912
ABSTRACT:
A display matrix incorporates optical fibers to transmit light from light sources to the front of the display. An occulting device is associated with an assembly of fibers to modify the character of the light emitted to the front of the matrix, and a device controlling the actuation of the occulting of device makes it possible selectively to control the occulting of determined groups of fibers to transform the display as desired. The occulting device comprises a disc incorporating different light-modifying sectors capable of being interposed in the path of the light, as a function of a rotation controlled by the electromechanical actuation device which includes a rotor coupled to the disc and rotatable within a stator made of a material having good magnetic remanence and high permeability to provide the device with a very short response time and low input energy requirement.
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Batt Michel
Costa Richard
Gassmann Roland
Bowler R.
Curtis Marshall M.
Securite et Signalisation
Yee Stephen F.K.
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