Windshield wiper control based on rate of change of sensor signa

Electricity: motive power systems – Plural diverse motor controls – Motor-reversing

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318444, 318483, 318DIG2, 1525013, 15DIG15, B60S 100

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051402343

ABSTRACT:
A method for controlling a windshield wiper, particularly on a motor vehicle, in which a rain sensor is located on the windshield to be wiped in the region of the windshield wiper and gives off a sensor signal as a function of the amount of wetness. The rate of change of the sensor signal after the windshield wiper has passed the sensor is determined and used in order to control the frequency of wiping.

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