Electricity: motive power systems – Periodic – repetitious or successive operations control of...
Patent
1986-10-29
1987-11-17
Ro, Bentsu
Electricity: motive power systems
Periodic, repetitious or successive operations control of...
318480, 318DIG2, 1525017, 1525021, 1525023, B05
Patent
active
047076410
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to driving mechanism for wiper blades of, for example, motor vehicles wherein two motors (14, 15) impart to the wiper arm, or to at least one of its elements, not only an oscillating, but also a translational (radial) movement. The oscillating movement is imparted to the wiper arm by means of a drive shaft (12) actuated by a first motor (14) and the radial movement is imparted to the wiper arm by means of the drive shaft (13) of a second motor (15) and by means of a conical gear (9a, 9b) associated with a screw
ut system (8, 7) wherein the nut (7) moves radially when the drive shaft (13) of the second motor (15) is rotating. The two movements of the wiper arm are controlled and regulated by an opto-electronical system comprising two slotted discs (14a, 15a), two reading heads (14b, 15b) and a micro-processor (19). Several embodiments of the invention are possible.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4584734 (1986-04-01), Leroy et al.
Beneteau Christian
Guerard Norbert
Champion Spark Plug Europe S.A.
Ro Bentsu
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