Sensor arrangement for detecting the degree of wetting of a wind

Optics: measuring and testing – Of light reflection

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25022725, 318DIG2, G01N 2188, B60S 102

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ABSTRACT:
A sensor device for detecting a wetting condition on a windshield where radiation emitted by a radiation transmitter is coupled with the windshield by a coupling element with a beam acceptance surface designed as focusing lens and where, following at least one total reflection from the windshield via a decoupling element which has a beam emission surface that is also a focusing lens. The radiation is decoupled to a radiation receiver and the axial transmitter radiation is totally reflected on a level first limiting surface, and the radiation acceptance surface has a spherical shape. The radiation transmitter is arranged such that the diverging transmitter radiation is essentially focused axis-parallel toward the first limiting surface and that the dimensions of the first limiting surface are at least big enough so that it detects the complete parallel-focused beam of rays.

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