Automatic anti-dazzle rear view mirror |
The interior automatic anti-dazzle rear-view mirror darkens progressively when the driver is dazzled from behind. |
This rear view mirror consists of a mirror and an electronic component with two photosensors. |
Through the photosensors, the electronic device detects incident light from the front and rear. |
If the incident light from the rear is greater than that from the front, a current is applied to the conductive layer. |
The current modifies the colour of the electrolyte. The greater the current, the darker the electrolyte layer. The incident light is not reflected as intensely. |
When reverse gear is engaged, the anti-dazzle function is deactivated. Thus, it is possible to reverse, for example, out of a dark garage, using the rear view mirror. |
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