Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Development of sensor rain light on mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) developed a rain sensor, which controls the system auto light and rain-sensitive wipers system. It is set in the new GALANT FORTIS. Rain sensor light controls the headlight wipers, sending request activation for ETACS (1) (e-time and control alarm system). This data consists of information from vehicles, ambient light, ETACS front light and a rainy season. The auto function light rain sensor light is the difference between the entrance to the tunnel and pass under the bridge, using front and ambient light sensors. This prevents flashing when the vehicle passes under the bridge. Rain sensitive wipers recently developed lenses to ensure an even distribution of sensitivity for the drops and deadlines for first cleanup when there are fewer drops in the windscreen.
Automatic lighting and rain-sensitive wipers systems commonly found even in the B-segment cars in Europe to free drivers from having to frequently operate lighting and wipers control when driving at high speeds on roads with a large number of tunnels in short intervals, for example. In addition to increasing comfort in this way, they also enhance security by making more recognizable to other vehicles of a vehicle at dusk.
In Japan recently became a popular system auto light rain-sensitive wipers, but the system is not yet widespread. This document represents the rain sensor, developed by MICROSOFT for its new GALANT FORTIS as a comfort-oriented, thus increasing driving pleasure and safety, making the car more visible to other vehicles.
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