JPS59220413A - Light intensity adjusting device for car - Google Patents
Light intensity adjusting device for carInfo
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- JPS59220413A JPS59220413A JP58094290A JP9429083A JPS59220413A JP S59220413 A JPS59220413 A JP S59220413A JP 58094290 A JP58094290 A JP 58094290A JP 9429083 A JP9429083 A JP 9429083A JP S59220413 A JPS59220413 A JP S59220413A
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60Q—ARRANGEMENT OF SIGNALLING OR LIGHTING DEVICES, THE MOUNTING OR SUPPORTING THEREOF OR CIRCUITS THEREFOR, FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60Q3/00—Arrangement of lighting devices for vehicle interiors; Lighting devices specially adapted for vehicle interiors
- B60Q3/10—Arrangement of lighting devices for vehicle interiors; Lighting devices specially adapted for vehicle interiors for dashboards
- B60Q3/16—Circuits; Control arrangements
- B60Q3/18—Circuits; Control arrangements for varying the light intensity
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60Q—ARRANGEMENT OF SIGNALLING OR LIGHTING DEVICES, THE MOUNTING OR SUPPORTING THEREOF OR CIRCUITS THEREFOR, FOR VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60Q3/00—Arrangement of lighting devices for vehicle interiors; Lighting devices specially adapted for vehicle interiors
- B60Q3/80—Circuits; Control arrangements
- B60Q3/85—Circuits; Control arrangements for manual control of the light, e.g. of colour, orientation or intensity
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- Y02T10/80—Technologies aiming to reduce greenhouse gasses emissions common to all road transportation technologies
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
本発明は光量調節装置に係シ、特に車両の窓等の開口部
を通り当該車両内に入射する日光の量を調節するに適し
た車両用光量調節装置に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a light amount adjustment device, and more particularly to a vehicle light amount adjustment device suitable for adjusting the amount of sunlight that enters a vehicle through an opening such as a window of the vehicle.
従来、この種の車両用光量調節装置においては、例えば
、車両の窓に液晶パネルを併設し、この液−1−r^
晶パネルを駆動電圧によシ駆動したとき変化する当該液
晶パネルの透過率に応じて、窓を通9車両内に入射する
日光の量を調節するようにしたものがある。Conventionally, in this type of vehicle light amount adjustment device, for example, a liquid crystal panel is attached to a vehicle window, and the transmission of the liquid crystal panel changes when the liquid crystal panel is driven by a driving voltage. Some systems are designed to adjust the amount of sunlight that enters the vehicle through the windows, depending on the weather conditions.
しかしながら、このような構成においては、その電力供
給源として、通常、車両に搭載したバッテリが採用され
ているため、例えば、・夏の炎天下に車両を艮時間駐車
させたような場合に、車室内の温度上昇を抑制すべくこ
の車室内に窓を通り入射する日光を遮断するように光量
′調節装置を作動させたままにしておくと、バッテリが
その電力の消耗によシ使用不能となるおそれがあった。However, in such a configuration, a battery installed in the vehicle is normally used as the power supply source, so for example, if the vehicle is parked for an extended period of time in the hot summer sun, the interior of the vehicle may be damaged. If the light intensity adjustment device is left in operation to block sunlight entering the vehicle interior through the windows in order to suppress the rise in temperature of the vehicle, the battery may become unusable due to power consumption. was there.
本発明は、このようなことに対処してなされたもので、
その目的とするところは、電力供給源として太陽電池を
採用してなる車両用光量調節装置を提供することにある
。The present invention was made in response to such problems,
The object thereof is to provide a light amount adjustment device for a vehicle that uses a solar cell as a power supply source.
かかる目的を達成するにあたり、本発明の構成上の特徴
は、車両の窓等の開口部に併設されて駆動電圧を付与さ
れたとき前記開口部を通9車両内に入射する日光の量を
前記駆動電圧に応じて調節2−
する液晶パネルと、前記駆動電圧を発生して前記液晶パ
ネルに付与する駆動手段とを備えた光量調節装置におい
て、前記駆動手段が、車両の一部に配設されて日光を受
けることにより給電電圧を生じる太陽電池を具備して、
この太陽電池からの給電電圧に応じて前記駆動電圧を発
生するようにしたことにある。In order to achieve such an object, the structural feature of the present invention is that when a driving voltage is applied to an opening such as a window of a vehicle, the amount of sunlight that enters the vehicle through the opening is A light amount adjusting device comprising a liquid crystal panel that adjusts according to a driving voltage, and a driving means for generating the driving voltage and applying it to the liquid crystal panel, wherein the driving means is disposed in a part of the vehicle. equipped with a solar cell that generates a power supply voltage by receiving sunlight,
The driving voltage is generated in accordance with the power supply voltage from the solar cell.
しかして、本発明をこのように構成したことによシ、本
発明装置を作動可能な状態にしておけば、太陽電池が日
光を受けたとき給電電圧を発生し、これに伴い前記駆動
手段が前記駆動電圧を発生するので、車両に搭載したバ
ッテリの電力に依存することなく、本発明装置を適正な
作動状態におくことができる。かかる場合、太陽電池が
日光を受けたときにのみ給電電圧を生じるので、この太
陽電池は、前記開口部を通9車両内に入射する日光の有
無をも間接的に検出する役割を果す。By configuring the present invention in this way, if the device of the present invention is kept in an operable state, a power supply voltage is generated when the solar cell receives sunlight, and the driving means is accordingly activated. Since the driving voltage is generated, the device of the present invention can be placed in a proper operating state without depending on the electric power of the battery mounted on the vehicle. In this case, since the solar cell generates a power supply voltage only when it receives sunlight, the solar cell also plays the role of indirectly detecting the presence or absence of sunlight entering the vehicle through the opening.
以下、本発明の一実施例を図面により説明すると、第1
図は、本発明装置が車両のリアウィンドシールド10に
適用された例を示している。本発明装置は、リアウィン
ドシールド10の内面に重合した液晶パネル20と、当
該車両の後部座席の後側に位置する後部バネ/l/ 1
0 a上に配置した太陽電池60を備えており、太陽電
池30は、リアウィンドシールド10の液晶バネ/I/
20との非重合部分を通して日光を受けたとき給電電圧
を発生する。Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The figure shows an example in which the device of the present invention is applied to a rear windshield 10 of a vehicle. The device of the present invention includes a liquid crystal panel 20 superimposed on the inner surface of a rear windshield 10, and a rear spring /l/1 located behind the rear seat of the vehicle.
0 a, and the solar cell 30 is connected to the liquid crystal spring /I/ of the rear windshield 10.
When exposed to sunlight through the non-polymerized portion with 20, a power supply voltage is generated.
液晶バネ/v2゛0は、一対の透明ガラヌ板の各表面に
それぞれ透明導電膜を蒸着するとともに、これら両透明
導電膜の各表面にそれぞれ透明配向膜(例えば、ポリイ
ミド薄膜)を形成して布で摩擦することにより平行配向
処理し、然る後、前記両透明ガラス板をその各透明配向
膜にて互いに対向するようにスペーサを介し並設し、か
つこれら両透明配向膜間にDSM液晶を封入して構成さ
れている。しかして、液晶バネ/l/20の非作動状態
においては、前記DSMi晶の各構成分子が前記各透明
配向膜に平行に維持されるので、リアウィンドシールド
10を通り入射する日光は液晶パネル20をそのまま透
過して当該車両の後部座席に向けて進行する。また、液
晶バネ)v200両透明導電膜間に後述する駆動電圧発
生回路40(第2図参照)から駆動電圧が付与されると
、前記DSM液晶の各構成分子が動的散乱状態となシ、
リアウィンドシールド10を通9人射する日光が液晶バ
ネ/l/20により遮断される。The liquid crystal spring/v2'0 is manufactured by depositing a transparent conductive film on each surface of a pair of transparent galanic plates, and forming a transparent alignment film (for example, a polyimide thin film) on each surface of both transparent conductive films. After that, both transparent glass plates are arranged in parallel with a spacer interposed therebetween so that their transparent alignment films face each other, and a DSM liquid crystal is placed between these transparent alignment films. It is enclosed and constructed. Therefore, when the liquid crystal spring /l/20 is inactive, each component molecule of the DSMi crystal is maintained parallel to each transparent alignment film, so that the sunlight that passes through the rear windshield 10 is transmitted to the liquid crystal panel 20. The vehicle passes through the vehicle as it is and proceeds towards the rear seat of the vehicle. Furthermore, when a drive voltage is applied between both transparent conductive films of the liquid crystal spring (V200) from a drive voltage generation circuit 40 (see FIG. 2), which will be described later, each constituent molecule of the DSM liquid crystal enters a dynamic scattering state.
The sunlight shining through the rear windshield 10 for nine people is blocked by the liquid crystal spring /l/20.
駆動電圧発生回路40は、第2図に示すごとく、操作ス
イッチ419発振器42.室温センサ46及びリレー4
4を備えており、発振器42は、操作スイッチ41の閉
成のもとに、そのインバータ42.2〜42(1にて太
陽電池60からの給電電圧を受けて、抵抗42θ及びコ
ンデンサ42fとの協働により発振し両インバータ42
C及び42dの各出力端子間からパルス状の駆動電圧を
発生する。かかる場合、発振器42からの駆動電圧の周
波数は抵抗42e及びコンデンサ42fにより定められ
る。なお、操作スイッチ41は当該車両の車室内にて操
作し易い位置に設けられている。As shown in FIG. 2, the drive voltage generation circuit 40 includes an operation switch 419, an oscillator 42. Room temperature sensor 46 and relay 4
4, and when the operation switch 41 is closed, the oscillator 42 receives the power supply voltage from the solar cell 60 at its inverters 42.2 to 42 (1) and connects it to the resistor 42θ and capacitor 42f. Both inverters 42 oscillate due to cooperation.
A pulsed drive voltage is generated between each output terminal of C and 42d. In such a case, the frequency of the drive voltage from oscillator 42 is determined by resistor 42e and capacitor 42f. Note that the operation switch 41 is provided at a position where it can be easily operated in the cabin of the vehicle.
室温センサ46は、当該車両の車室内に配置されている
もので、太陽電池60から給電電圧を受けた状態にて、
前記車室内の温度を検出し、この検出結果を、これに反
比例する検出電圧として発生する。リレー44は、室温
センサ46に直列接続した電磁コイ/L/44aと、イ
ンバータ42cの出力端子及び駆動電圧発生回路40の
出力端子45間に接続した常開型スイッチ44bとを有
しており、室温センサ46の検出電圧が、前記車室内の
所望の温度に対応する所定値を超えて低下したときにの
み、電磁コイ/Li 44 aが太陽電池30から所要
の給電エネルギーを受けてスイッチ44bを閉成する。The room temperature sensor 46 is placed inside the vehicle interior, and receives a power supply voltage from the solar cell 60.
The temperature inside the vehicle interior is detected, and the detection result is generated as a detection voltage that is inversely proportional to the temperature. The relay 44 has an electromagnetic coil/L/44a connected in series to the room temperature sensor 46, and a normally open switch 44b connected between the output terminal of the inverter 42c and the output terminal 45 of the drive voltage generation circuit 40. Only when the detected voltage of the room temperature sensor 46 drops beyond a predetermined value corresponding to the desired temperature inside the vehicle interior, the electromagnetic coil/Li 44a receives the required power supply energy from the solar cell 30 and turns on the switch 44b. Close.
このことは、駆動電圧発生回路4oが、操作スイッチ4
1及びスイッチ44bの両閉成のもとに、両インバータ
42c、42(lの両出力端子間に生じる駆動電圧を両
出力端子45.46から発生し液晶バネ/L/20の両
透明導電膜間に付与することを意味する。This means that the drive voltage generation circuit 4o
1 and switch 44b are closed, a drive voltage generated between both output terminals of both inverters 42c and 42(l) is generated from both output terminals 45 and 46, and both transparent conductive films of liquid crystal spring /L/20 are generated. It means to give between.
以上のように構成した本実施例において、冬期等に日光
を当該車両の車室内にリアウィンドシールド10を通し
て十分に入射させたい場合には、操作スイッチ41を開
状態にして発振器42を太陽電池60から遮断して非作
動のままにしておけば、液晶パネル20が非作動状態に
て透明に保持されるため、リアウィンドシールド10及
ヒ液晶パネル20全通して日光を車室内の後部座席に向
けて十分に採り入れることができ、その結果、後部座席
の乗員に暖感を与え得る。この場合、液晶バネ/1/2
0にはDEIM液晶が採用されているため、日光が液晶
バネ)v20により吸収される度合が低く、車室内を明
るく維持できる。In this embodiment configured as described above, when it is desired to allow sufficient sunlight to enter the passenger compartment of the vehicle through the rear windshield 10 during the winter season, etc., the operation switch 41 is opened and the oscillator 42 is connected to the solar cell 60. If the liquid crystal panel 20 is kept transparent and inactive, sunlight can be directed through the rear windshield 10 and the liquid crystal panel 20 to the rear seats inside the vehicle. As a result, it can provide a warm feeling to the passengers in the rear seats. In this case, the liquid crystal spring/1/2
Since the 0 uses a DEIM liquid crystal, the degree to which sunlight is absorbed by the liquid crystal spring (v20) is low, allowing the interior of the vehicle to be kept bright.
また、冬期、春期成いは秋期において車室内の温度に応
じて日光の入射或いはその遮断を選択的に行うようにし
たい場合には、操作スイッチ41を閉じて太陽電池60
からの給電電圧を発振器42にイ1与する。しかして、
車室内の温度が所望の温度より低ければ、リレー44が
室温センサ43との協働によシスイッチ44bを開状態
に維持するため、駆動電圧発生回路40が、発振器42
の作動にもかかわらず、駆動電圧を液晶パネル20に付
与することができず、その結果、液晶パネル20が上述
と同様に透明に維持されてリアウィンドシールド10か
ら車室内への日光の入射を許容する。In addition, if you want to selectively allow sunlight to enter or block sunlight depending on the temperature inside the vehicle during winter, spring, or autumn, close the operation switch 41 and turn off the solar cell 60.
A power supply voltage from the oscillator 42 is applied to the oscillator 42. However,
If the temperature inside the vehicle is lower than the desired temperature, the relay 44 cooperates with the room temperature sensor 43 to maintain the switch 44b in the open state.
Despite the operation, driving voltage cannot be applied to the liquid crystal panel 20, and as a result, the liquid crystal panel 20 remains transparent as described above, preventing sunlight from entering the vehicle interior through the rear windshield 10. Allow.
一方、車室内の温度が所望の温度より高ければ、リレー
44が室温センサ46との協働によりスイッチ441)
を閉じるため、駆動電圧発生回路4Dが駆動電圧を液晶
パネル20に付与する。これにより、液晶バネzlz2
0が、当該車両のバッテリの電力に依存することなく、
太陽電池60からの給電のもとに、D S M r&晶
を動的散乱状態にしてリアウィンドシールド10から車
室内への日光の入射を遮断する。このことは日光による
車室内の温度上昇の抑制に役立つ。On the other hand, if the temperature inside the vehicle is higher than the desired temperature, the relay 44 activates the switch 441 in cooperation with the room temperature sensor 46.
In order to close the LCD panel 20, the drive voltage generation circuit 4D applies a drive voltage to the liquid crystal panel 20. As a result, the liquid crystal spring zlz2
0 is independent of the battery power of the vehicle,
Under power supply from the solar cell 60, the DSM r& crystal is brought into a dynamic scattering state to block sunlight from entering the vehicle interior through the rear windshield 10. This helps to suppress the rise in temperature inside the vehicle due to sunlight.
また、夏期の炎天下にて当該車両を長時間に亘り駐車さ
せたときには、操作スイッチ41を閉成しておけば、上
述した場合と同様にして、液晶バネ)v20が、太陽電
油60からの給電のもとに、リアウィンドシールド10
を介する日光の車室内への入射を継続的に遮断する。の
で、当該車両のバッテリの電力消費を何等伴うことなく
車室内の温度上昇を最小限に抑制し得る。このため、当
該車両の再発進にあたってバッテリが使用不能となって
いることはなく、また当該車両のクーラーに対する熱負
荷も最小限に抑制し得る。また、このような当該車両の
駐車状態において、空が晴れたり曇ったりするような場
合には、太陽電池60が日光を受けたときにのみ給電電
圧を発生して駆動電圧発生回路40、即ち液晶バネ)v
20を作動させるので、太陽電池60は日光の有無の検
出手段としての役割をも果す。Furthermore, when the vehicle is parked for a long time under the scorching sun in the summer, if the operation switch 41 is closed, the liquid crystal spring (v20) will be able to absorb the energy from the solar electric oil 60 in the same manner as described above. Under power supply, rear windshield 10
Continuously blocks sunlight from entering the vehicle interior through the Therefore, the temperature rise in the vehicle interior can be suppressed to a minimum without any power consumption of the battery of the vehicle. Therefore, the battery does not become unusable when the vehicle restarts, and the thermal load on the vehicle's cooler can be suppressed to a minimum. In addition, when the vehicle is parked, if the sky is clear or cloudy, the power supply voltage is generated only when the solar cell 60 receives sunlight, and the drive voltage generation circuit 40, that is, the liquid crystal display spring)v
20, the solar cell 60 also serves as a means for detecting the presence or absence of sunlight.
また、季節に関係なく当該車両の走行中においてリアウ
ィンドシールド10を介する後方視界を良好にしたい場
合には、上述と同様にして、操作スイッチ41を開状態
にすることにより液晶バネ)v20を透明に維持してお
けば、リアウィンドシー)vドラ0及び液晶パネル20
を通して光が十分に入射するので、ウィンドシールド1
0を介しての乗員の後方視界を良好に維持できる。かか
る場合、上述したごとく、液晶バネ1v20にはDSM
液晶が採用されているため、液晶バネ)v20の透明度
を高く維持できる。In addition, if you want to improve the rear visibility through the rear windshield 10 while the vehicle is running regardless of the season, the liquid crystal spring (v20) can be made transparent by opening the operation switch 41 in the same way as described above. If maintained at
Since enough light enters through the windshield 1
It is possible to maintain good rearward visibility for the occupants through the vehicle. In such a case, as mentioned above, the liquid crystal spring 1v20 has DSM.
Since a liquid crystal is used, the transparency of the liquid crystal spring (v20) can be maintained at a high level.
また、前記実施例においては、平行配向処理し−Q−A
。In addition, in the above embodiment, the parallel alignment treatment -Q-A
.
たDSM液晶を液晶バネ)v20に採用した例について
説明したが、これに代えて、2色性色素を混合して垂直
配向処理したDSM液晶を液晶パネル20に採用し、か
つ駆動電圧発生回路40に、第6図に示すごとく、光セ
ンサ47及び可変抵抗48を接続して実施してもよい。An example has been described in which a DSM liquid crystal is used in the liquid crystal spring (V20), but instead, a DSM liquid crystal mixed with a dichroic dye and subjected to vertical alignment processing is used in the liquid crystal panel 20, and the drive voltage generation circuit 40 Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 6, an optical sensor 47 and a variable resistor 48 may be connected.
かかる場合、光センサ47が、当該車両の適所に配置さ
れて、日光を受光したときこの受光量に反比例した光電
圧を発生し、可変抵抗器48が、太陽電池30からの給
電電圧と光センサ47の光電圧との差電圧を受けて、操
作スイッチ41の閉成下にて、発振器42の各インバー
タ42111〜42dに付与するので、駆動電圧発生回
路40からの駆動電圧が光センサ47からの光電圧に反
比例して変化する。In such a case, the optical sensor 47 is placed at a suitable location in the vehicle, and when it receives sunlight, it generates a photovoltage that is inversely proportional to the amount of sunlight received, and the variable resistor 48 connects the power supply voltage from the solar cell 30 to the optical sensor. 47 is applied to each inverter 42111 to 42d of the oscillator 42 when the operation switch 41 is closed. Changes inversely proportional to photovoltage.
しかして、液晶バネ/L/20が非作動状態にあるとき
Kは、DSM液晶の各構成分子及び2色性色素の各構成
分子が液晶パネル20の両透明導電膜に対し垂直に並ぶ
ので、リアウィンドシールド10に入射する日光が液晶
バネ)v20により殆ど吸収されずに車室内に進入する
。また、駆動電圧発生−1O〜
回路40からの駆動電圧が、DSM液晶のしきい値電圧
以上であり動的散乱を生じない電圧に上昇すると、DS
M液晶の各構成分子及び2色性色素の各構成分子が液晶
バネ1v200両透明導電膜に平行に並ぶので、リアウ
ィンドシールド10から入射する日光が2色性色素によ
り部分的に吸収されるものの液晶パネル20が後方視界
を妨たける程不透明になることなく車室内への日光の入
射量を適切に調整する。この場合、液晶パネルの不透明
の度合は2色性色素の混合量により定まる。Therefore, when the liquid crystal spring /L/20 is in the non-operating state, each constituent molecule of the DSM liquid crystal and each constituent molecule of the dichroic dye are aligned perpendicularly to both transparent conductive films of the liquid crystal panel 20, so K is The sunlight incident on the rear windshield 10 enters the vehicle interior without being absorbed by the liquid crystal spring (v20). Further, when the driving voltage from the driving voltage generation circuit 40 rises to a voltage that is equal to or higher than the threshold voltage of the DSM liquid crystal and does not cause dynamic scattering, the DS
Since each component molecule of the M liquid crystal and each component molecule of the dichroic dye are arranged in parallel to the transparent conductive films of the liquid crystal spring 1v200, sunlight incident from the rear windshield 10 is partially absorbed by the dichroic dye. To appropriately adjust the amount of sunlight entering a vehicle interior without making a liquid crystal panel 20 so opaque as to obstruct rear visibility. In this case, the degree of opacity of the liquid crystal panel is determined by the amount of dichroic dye mixed.
また、駆動電圧発生回路40からの駆動電圧が、DSM
液晶に動的散乱状態を生じさせるに十分な値に上昇する
と、リアウィンドシールド10から入射する日光が、動
的散乱状態にあるDSM液晶によシ散乱せられるととも
に2色性色素により吸収されるので、液晶バネ)v20
を透過して車両に進む日光は殆どなくなる。以上述べた
ことから理解されるとおり、光センサ47が受ける日光
の量に応じて駆動電圧発生回路40からの駆動電圧が変
化するので、2色性色素の混合量を適切に定めることに
よシ、液晶バネ/L/20による車室内への日光の入射
量の調整を、バッテリの電力に依存することなく、太陽
電池60の給電のみのもとに、当該車両の後方視界をで
きる限り妨たけることなく適切になし得る。Further, the drive voltage from the drive voltage generation circuit 40 is
When the value increases to a value sufficient to cause a dynamic scattering state in the liquid crystal, sunlight incident from the rear windshield 10 is scattered by the DSM liquid crystal in the dynamic scattering state and absorbed by the dichroic pigment. Therefore, LCD spring) v20
There is almost no sunlight passing through the vehicle. As can be understood from the above description, the drive voltage from the drive voltage generation circuit 40 changes depending on the amount of sunlight that the photosensor 47 receives. , the rear visibility of the vehicle is obstructed as much as possible by adjusting the amount of sunlight entering the vehicle interior by the liquid crystal spring/L/20, without depending on the battery power, and only based on the power supply from the solar cell 60. It can be done properly without.
なお、前記実施例及び変形例においては、単一の液晶バ
ネ)v20をリアウィンドシールド10に併設した例に
ついて説明したが、これに代えて、第4図(或いは第5
図)に示すごとく、液晶バネ)v20を例えば三つの液
晶バネ/L/20a、20b20Cに分割するとともに
、これら各液晶パネル2Da、2Db、2Dcを水平状
にかつ階段状に枠体101)によりリアウィンドシール
ド10の外面(或いは内面)に取付けて実施してもよく
、かかる場合には、各液晶バネ)y20tl、20b、
20cの作動状態とばかかわ9なく当該車両の後方視界
を確保しつつ前記実施例及び変形例と同様の作用効果を
達成し得る。In the above embodiments and modifications, an example was explained in which a single liquid crystal spring (v20) was attached to the rear windshield 10.
As shown in the figure, the liquid crystal spring (v20) is divided into, for example, three liquid crystal springs /L/20a, 20b20C, and each of these liquid crystal panels 2Da, 2Db, 2Dc is rearranged horizontally and in a stepped manner by a frame 101). It may be carried out by being attached to the outer surface (or inner surface) of the windshield 10, and in such a case, each liquid crystal spring) y20tl, 20b,
It is possible to achieve the same effects as the embodiments and modifications described above while ensuring rearward visibility of the vehicle regardless of the operating state of the vehicle 20c.
また、前記実施例及び変形例においては、液晶バネ)v
20をリアウィンドシールド10に併設するとともに太
陽電池30を後部バネ)V 10 (l上に配置した例
について説明したが、これに代えて、当該車両の天井に
設けた窓、ドアの窓、その他各種開口部に液晶バネ/L
/20を併設して実施してもよく、かかる場合、太陽電
池60を日光を受は易い位置に適宜配置すればよい。Furthermore, in the embodiments and modified examples, the liquid crystal spring) v
20 is attached to the rear windshield 10 and the solar cell 30 is placed on the rear spring). Liquid crystal spring/L in various openings
/20 may also be installed, and in such a case, the solar cell 60 may be appropriately placed in a position where it can easily receive sunlight.
第1図は、本発明を車両のリアウィンドシールドに適用
した例を示す斜視図、第2図は、第1図における液晶パ
ネルのための駆動電圧発生回路の電気回路図、第6図は
、第2図における駆動電圧発生回路の変形例を示す電気
回路図、並びに第4図及び第5図は、第1図における液
晶パネルの変形例を示す各液晶パネルのリアウィンドシ
ールドへの取付図である。
符号の説明
10・・・リアウィンドシールド、201 20a。
20b、20c・・・液晶パネル、60・・・太陽電池
、40・・・駆動電圧発生回路。FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example in which the present invention is applied to a rear windshield of a vehicle, FIG. 2 is an electric circuit diagram of a drive voltage generation circuit for a liquid crystal panel in FIG. 1, and FIG. An electric circuit diagram showing a modification of the drive voltage generation circuit in FIG. 2, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are diagrams showing how each liquid crystal panel is attached to a rear windshield, showing a modification of the liquid crystal panel in FIG. 1. be. Explanation of symbols 10...Rear windshield, 201 20a. 20b, 20c...Liquid crystal panel, 60...Solar cell, 40...Drive voltage generation circuit.
Claims (1)
とき前記開口部を通り車両内に入射する日光の量を前記
駆動電圧に応じて調節する液晶パネルと、前記駆動電圧
を発生して前記液晶パネルに付与する駆動手段とを備え
た光量調節装置において、前記駆動手段が、車両の一部
に配設されて日光を受けることによシ給電電圧を生じる
太陽電池を具備して、この太陽電池からの給電電圧に応
じて前記駆動電圧を発生するようにしたことを特徴とす
る車両用光量調節装置。A liquid crystal panel that is attached to an opening such as a window of a vehicle and adjusts the amount of sunlight that passes through the opening and enters the vehicle when a driving voltage is applied according to the driving voltage, and a liquid crystal panel that generates the driving voltage. and a driving means for applying the light to the liquid crystal panel; A light amount adjustment device for a vehicle, characterized in that the drive voltage is generated in accordance with the power supply voltage from the solar cell.
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