Lit pointer for an analog hud image source

Communications: electrical – Land vehicle alarms or indicators – Internal alarm or indicator responsive to a condition of the...

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116288, 340705, 362 26, B60Q 100

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051736829

ABSTRACT:
A pointer receives light from a light source and reflects it out of the pointer tip providing a brightly lit pointer suitable for miniaturization and HUD image sources. The pointer has a first reflective surface for directing light from a source into a longitudinal portion of the pointer, and a second reflective surface, parallel to the first surface, for non-dispersively reflecting light out of a tip of the pointer.

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