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Patent US20070001095 - Rear vision system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA rear vision system having a divided lens configuration and sensor array. The sensor array has a first, second section and third sections. The lens configuration includes a first portion directing a first field of view onto the first section of the sensor array, and a second portion directing a second...http://www.google.com/patents/US20070001095?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US20070001095 - Rear vision systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS20070001095 A1Publication typeApplicationApplication numberUS 11/169,435Publication dateJan 4, 2007Filing dateJun 29, 2005Priority dateJun 29, 2005Also published asDE102006028622A1, DE102006028622B4, US7365300Publication number11169435, 169435, US 2007/0001095 A1, US 2007/001095 A1, US 20070001095 A1, US 20070001095A1, US 2007001095 A1, US 2007001095A1, US-A1-20070001095, US-A1-2007001095, US2007/0001095A1, US2007/001095A1, US20070001095 A1, US20070001095A1, US2007001095 A1, US2007001095A1InventorsDaniel Angell, Michael Luettgen, Matthew MikolajczakOriginal AssigneeVisteon Global Technologies, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManClassifications (6), Legal Events (10) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetRear vision systemUS 20070001095 A1Abstract A rear vision system having a divided lens configuration and sensor array. The sensor array has a first, second section and third sections. The lens configuration includes a first portion directing a first field of view onto the first section of the sensor array, and a second portion directing a second field of view onto the second section of the sensor array. The sensor array may be a complementary metal oxide semiconductor camera or a charge coupled device camera. Images(3) Claims(17)
1. A rear vision system comprising: a sensor array having a plurality of sensor sections; a lens configuration having a first portion directing a first field of view onto one of the plurality of sensor sections, the lens configuration having a second portion directing a second field of view onto the another one of the plurality of sensor sections. 2. The rear vision system of claim 1, wherein the plurality of sensor portions corresponds in number to portions of the lens configuration defining different fields of view. 3. The rear vision system of claim 1, wherein the sensor array includes three sensor portions and the lens configuration includes three portions defining three different fields of view. 4. The rear vision system of claim 1, wherein the first and second fields of view overlap one another. 5. The rear vision system of claim 1, wherein the first and second fields of view do not overlap one another. 6. The system of claim 1, wherein: the first portion of the lens configuration includes a wall having a viewing opening defined therein; the second portion of the lens configuration also having a wall with a viewing opening defined therein, the second portion further having a reflective wall including a reflective surface, the reflective wall positioned adjacent to the wall having the viewing opening and angled with respect to the sensor array. 7. The system of claim 6 wherein the lens configuration includes a third portion directing a third field of view onto a further one of the plurality of sensor sections, the third portion of the lens configuration having a wall with a viewing opening therein, the third portion also having a reflective wall including a reflective surface positioned adjacent to the having the viewing opening wall and angled with respect to the sensor array. 8. The system of claim 7, wherein the angling of the reflective surfaces with regard to the sensor array are substantially the same. 9. The system of claim 7, wherein the angling of the reflective surfaces is in the range of about 30 degrees to 60 degrees. 10. The system of claim 7, wherein the angling of the reflective surfaces is about 45 degrees. 11. The system of claim 6, further comprising a lens positioned within the opening. 12. The system of claim 11, wherein the lens is a plastic lens. 13. The system of claim 11, wherein the lens is a glass lens. 14. The system of claim 6, wherein the reflective surface of the second portion is a mirror. 15. The system of claim 1, wherein the sensor array is a complementary metal oxide semiconductor camera. 16. The system of claim 1, wherein the sensor array is part of a charge coupled device camera. 17. The system of claim 1, further comprising an electronic system and a display device, whereby the electronic system is configured to display at least one of the first field of view, the second field of view and the third field of view on the display device.
BACKGROUND 1. Field of the Invention The present generally relates to multiview display systems and more particularly to multiview display systems used in automobiles 2. Description of the Known Technology Larger automobiles, such as sport utility vehicles, are sometimes equipped with vehicle rear vision systems to enhance the rearward view of the driver. These rear vision systems typically have a single camera capable of viewing the environment directly behind the vehicle. The camera sends the display information to a viewing device located inside the passenger compartment of the vehicle such that the driver of the vehicle can see the viewing device. This solution has the drawbacks of only being able to display the environment directly behind the vehicle and not the environment to the left or the right of the rear of the vehicle. One solution to this problem is the placement of three cameras. The first camera is positioned such that it can view the environment directly behind the vehicle. A second and third camera are placed such that they can view the environment directly to the right and the left of the rear of the vehicle. However, this solution has the drawback of the additional expense of requiring three cameras and the associated electronics, mounting hardware and cabling. Therefore, it is desirable to provide a cost effective solution that provides a view of the environment behind the vehicle and to the left and the right of the rear of the vehicle through the use of only one camera. SUMMARY In overcoming the drawbacks and limitations of the known art, the present invention provides a rear vision system having a sensor array having a first section, a second section, and a third section and a lens configuration having a first portion directing a first field of view onto the first section of the sensor array, a second portion directing a second field of view onto the second section of the sensor array and a third portion directing a third field of view onto the third section of the sensor array. The first portion of the lens configuration will preferably be a first wall having an opening defined therein. Within the opening, there is a lens that is preferably made of plastic but may be made of glass. The second and third portion of the lens configuration includes a first and second reflective wall each having a first side having a reflective surface. The first and second reflective walls are positioned adjacent to the first wall and are angled with respect to the sensor array by a first specified angle. The specified angle is approximately 45� but may vary from about 30� to about 60�. The system may further include a first and second side walls having openings defined therein. The first and second side walls are adjacent to the first and second reflective walls respectively and are positioned perpendicular to the sensor array. Within the opening of the first and second side walls is a lens preferably made of plastic but may be made of glass. The sensor array is either a complementary metal oxide semiconductor camera or a charge coupled device camera. Connected to the sensor array is an electronic system which is in turn connected to a display device. The electronic system is capable of displaying the first, second and third field of view simultaneously or may display any combination thereof. These and other advantages, features and embodiments of the invention will become apparent from the drawings, detailed description and claims, which follow.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a view of the rear vision system embodying the principles of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the lens configuration of the rear vision system embodying the principles of the present invention; FIG. 3 is a view of the rear vision system, generally along lines 2-2 and embodying the principles of the present invention; FIG. 4 is a view of the rear vision system, generally along lines 3-3 and embodying the principles of the present invention; and FIG. 5 is a view of the rear vision system, generally along lines 4-4 and embodying the principles of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 2, a rear vision system 10 having a lens configuration 12, a sensor array 14 and a display device 16 is shown. The lens configuration 12 includes a first wall 18 having an opening 20 defined within. Placed within the opening 20 is a first lens 22, preferably held within the opening 20 by frictional engagement. However, the first lens 22 may be held within the opening 20 by an adhesive or any other suitable means. Preferably, the lens is made of plastic but may be made of glass. Fixedly attached to opposing ends of the first wall 18 are a second wall 24 and a third wall 26. Preferably, the second wall 24 and the third wall 26 are substantially perpendicular to the first wall 18. Fixedly attached to the respective ends 28, 30 of the second wall 24 and the third wall 26 are a first reflective wall 32 and a second reflective wall 34 having reflective sides 36, 38. These reflective sides 36, 38 of the first and second reflective walls 32, 34 may be mirrors. The second and third walls 24 are angled back from the ends 28, 30 such that the first and second reflective sides 32, 34 define an angle of approximately 45� between first and second reflective sides 36, 38 and the sensor array 14 as shown by angles 29, 31 respectively. However, the angles 29, 31 between the reflective sides 36, 38 and the sensor array 14 may vary from about 30� to about 60�. Fixedly attached to ends 40, 42 of the first and second reflective walls 32, 34, are a first side wall 44 and a second side wall 46, respectively. The first and second side walls 44, 46 extend from the reflective walls 32, 34 at an angle such that they are generally perpendicular to the sensor array 14. Referring now to FIGS. 4 and 5, the first and second side walls 44, 46 have openings 48, 50 defined within. The openings 48, 50 preferably have lens 52, 54 held therein by frictional engagement, the use of an adhesive or other means. While preferably made of plastic, the lenses may be made of glass. The sensor array 14 is preferably either a complementary metal oxide semiconductor camera (CMOS) or a charge coupled device (CCD) camera. Since these are well known technologies and their specific workings not required for an understanding of the present invention, further detail thereon is not provided herein. However, the sensor array may be another known variety of vision system or of a variety hereinafter developed. In electrical communication with the sensor array 14 is an electronic system 56. The electronic system 56 receives signals from the sensor array 14 and communicates to a display device 16 by way of a cable 60. Alternatively, the electronic system may communicate to the display device 16 via wireless signal. The electronic system 56 is capable of discerning different portions of the sensor array 14 and correspondingly displaying a first field of view (as indicated by arrow 62), a second field of view discerning different portions of the sensor array and correspondingly (as indicated by second arrow 64) and a third field of view (as indicated by third arrow 66) to the display device 58 via the cable 60. Alternatively, depending on the angling of the reflective surfaces 36, 38 with respect to the sensor array 14, the first, and second fields of view may overlap. The electronic system may communicate to the display device 60 to display simultaneously the first, the second and the third fields of view or may display any combination thereof. As a person skilled in the art will readily appreciate, the above description is meant as an illustration of implementation of the principles this invention. This description is not intended to limit the scope or application of this invention in that the invention is susceptible to modification, variation and change, without departing from the spirit of this invention, as defined in the following claims. 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Amazon.com: Rescue Me: The Complete Third Season: Denis Leary, Michael Lombardi, James McCaffrey, Jack McGee, Steven Pasquale, Andrea Roth, John Scurti, Daniel Sunjata, Peter Conboy, Jennifer Ferrin, Artie Lange, Mark Lotito, Jace Alexander, John Fortenberry, Ken Girotti, Peter Tolan, Evan T. Reilly: Movies & TV
Rescue Me: The Complete Third Season (2006)Denis Leary (Actor), Michael Lombardi (Actor), Jace Alexander (Director), John Fortenberry (Director) | Rated: Unrated | Format: DVD 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (109 customer reviews)
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The third season of Denis Leary and Peter Tolan's Emmy(r)-nominated series examines the aftermath of devastating personal losses that the 62 Truck crew experienced at the end of the scorching second season. Tommy is trying to hold his life and team together while dealing with the devastating loss of his son. Franco studies for the lieutenants' exam while "Probie" contemplates the end of this probationary period and now both ponder leaving the house. Lou and Jerry each grapple with - or try to hide from - the financial crises they're facing. And Sean has a good reason for trying to keep the identity of a new woman in his life a secret. They're all falling apart in one way or another ... can Tommy make the only family he has left come back together? Stills from Rescue Me - The Complete Third Season (click for larger image) More Rescue Me at Amazon.com The Complete Rescue Me Series Action and Adventure on TV I Want To Be A... Firefighter On DVD Customer Reviews
The characters are well developed and the writing is top notch in this drama, action, and comedy series. ”
Love this show, wish I would have watched it when it was on. ”
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It came in excellent shape, and in a very short time. ”
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Format:DVD The third, and arguably best, season of Rescue Me may have treaded on familiar territory, but it worked out with spectacular results nonetheless. As the season begins, Tommy (Denis Leary) is once again seperated from his wife (Andrea Roth) who still holds him responsible for the death of their son, while Tommy's uncle (Lenny Clarke) enjoys his time in prison for murder. Jerry (Jack McGee) copes with his wife's debilitating mental health, Sean (Steven Pasquale) gets in way, way over his head with Tommy's crazy sister (Tatum O'Neal), while Franco (Daniel Sunjata) gets involved with a vendictive older woman (Susan Surandon) who plans on making him pay one way, or the other. The main storyline of this season though is the love triangle between Tommy and his wife, as well as his cop brother (Dean Winters), which naturally as one would come to expect, doesn't end well for anybody involved. The season reaches it's boiling point (literally) as the crew appears to go their seperate ways, and Tommy lands a golden opportunity to run away with Shelia (Callie Thorne), and everyone's future comes into question. While there aren't as many surprises and shocks in this season as there were in the second, the third season of Rescue Me features plenty of great moments, as well as great guest roles from Sarandon and Marissa Tomei, who make the most out of their screen time. Leary is great as well once again, while the rest of the cast performs well to boot. All in all, Rescue Me pis undoubtedly the best original show to come out of FX since The Shield, and here's even more proof.
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase I could give you a detailed synopsis of season 3 but the previous reviewer did a god job and there is no need to say it again. What I will say is if you are looking for a show that can make you cry, laugh, and feel fuzzy inside, all in one episode, then this is the show for you. In my opinion Rescue Me is the best original show I have ever seen on cable television, possibly all time. Rescue blows The Shield completely away.The actors in this show are phenominal, most are actors not seen anywhere else, but everyonce in a while a huge actor will make an appearance or two. But every actor plays their part exceptionally well. Dennis Leary is the star of the show and his acting is way beyond any expectations I ever had of him.As the previous review stated, this season does not having the shocking moments but it has just as much if not more intensity than the other two combined.This is by far the best show on TV!!!!!
Format:DVD I re-watched season 3 and this show deserves every award possible. I loved seasons 1 & 2, and the 3rd doesn't disappoint. And best of all it is so FUNNY. Definitely the funniest season yet. I laughed so much in the first half of this season, which was a nice complement to some of the really heavy intensity of season 2. "I might need a sandwich...Mrs. Turbidy"Denis Leary is a god. Not just a brilliant producer, comic, writer, but his acting is just stellar. And I don't know if anyone could ever top the performance of Steve Pasquale as Garrity. His comic timing is impeccable and he is 100% convincing as one of the stupidest but most harmless guys in the world. He was really at the top of his game in Season 3. He had great material to work with but his delivery is top notch. All the characters are just such a mess, but it's never taken to a level where it seems ridiculous and unbelievable. And the fact that the women are just as much a mess as the men makes it even more believable, it's not just about a bunch of firefighters afterall. It's also about the women in their lives and how dysfunctional all of their relationships are. I knew a couple like Tommy and Janet once, and it's scripted here to perfection. The johnny and janet plot line was a bit over the top for me at first, but then it was handled so well with Angela that it became believable. And at times i felt like the Probie sexuality issues were a bit cliche, like the writers felt they needed to have a storyline like that at some point in the show. But it all works. That's the brilliance here..no matter what they do, it works. I was nervous that the seasons would get progressively worse and more contrived like most series do, but not this one. Not yet. And hopefully we can enjoy many more stellar seasons to come. No matter what happens down the road, Denis Leary needs to always be creating and performing!
Format:DVD Rescue me is the best show on TV by far. This season was pretty edgy even though it had mellowed a little from previous. Buy it, you'll like it, but buy it from the beginning (season 1) so you understand all the characters a little better, besides, it will be worth the money. As my title says, check out "The Job" Dennis Leary's original pilot. Only lasted one season, because America wasn't up for an edgy dramatic comedy like this at the time. It is a little more PG but hilarious none the less.
This a fun show.
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Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase I've been a fan of this show since it first came on. I can't tell if they've junped the shark yet because they keep throwing curves in the plot. The characters have great dialog in the firehouse and that will keep you laughing.
Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase If you are thinking about buy this, you already know that the show is GREAT! The question you have is whether the blu ray version is worth the extra money. The answer is YES. I have always been very picky when it comes to transfer quality. Some have been poor, old version of the Fifth Element, and others have been superb, the Departed. Thankfully, the PQ(Pic Quality) for Rescue is excellent, one of the best.Great show, even better picture quality
Great show Very funny, great story line. Love this show. Very politically incorrect..... One of the reasons I love it so much.
Published 23 days ago by Jennifer A. Rossi
Not as good as first two Starts to lose some steam after the first two seasons, but there are still some massively classically funny moments like the other seasons
Published 28 days ago by Ryan D. Gramling
Fire Department Soap Opera I have to admit I enjoy this racy night time soap starring New York City fireflighters, their families and other associates. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Susan K. Schoonover
totally hooked I am so hooked on this series. The creativity of the writers to keep you right there in the story is amazing.
Published 1 month ago by kevin McNeal
Gotta love Rescue Me! Rescue Me is one of the best TV shows of all time. HD has great resolution and really fast delivery.
Published 1 month ago by Chippermomof3
Again just keeps getting better Each season grows better. I am so wrapped up in Denis Leary's character that I feel in love with this story!
Best show Love it one of the best shows made with great soundtrack. I also like all the subject matter and real life issues.
Published 2 months ago by Jonathan Wells
wow this is a great show. you get hooked and can't stop watching once you start. I will watch all the seasons, and then wonder what will be next for me.
Published 4 months ago by Danita Watts
Best tv series ever produced. I'm rewatching the entire series. Awesome! Gritty, well written and suspenseful. One of the best tv series ever! Can't stop watching. I wish it would not have ended.
Glad I watched it!!! It was just a filler until Walking Dead started up again.. Glad I watched it..Stayed up many nights trying to get to the last season. It was funny and sad at the same time... Read more
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Patent US7190744 - Error generation for adaptive equalizer - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAn equalizer comprises: an FIR; a trellis decoder coupled to the FIR; a mapper coupled to the trellis decoder; and a decision feedback equalizer coupled to the mapper. The decision feedback equalizer receives the mapped and scaled output of the trellis decoder as input and an error signal is generated...http://www.google.com/patents/US7190744?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7190744 - Error generation for adaptive equalizerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7190744 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/876,547Publication dateMar 13, 2007Filing dateJun 7, 2001Priority dateJun 7, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20020191716Publication number09876547, 876547, US 7190744 B2, US 7190744B2, US-B2-7190744, US7190744 B2, US7190744B2InventorsJingsong Xia, Richard W. Citta, Scott M. LoPresto, Wenjun ZhangOriginal AssigneeMicronas Semiconductors, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (102), Non-Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (4), Classifications (18), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetError generation for adaptive equalizerUS 7190744 B2Abstract An equalizer comprises: an FIR; a trellis decoder coupled to the FIR; a mapper coupled to the trellis decoder; and a decision feedback equalizer coupled to the mapper. The decision feedback equalizer receives the mapped and scaled output of the trellis decoder as input and an error signal is generated by subtracting an output of the decision feedback equalizer from the input to the trellis decoder.
FIG. 2 is a diagram of an equalizer 120 such as is commonly used in the digital receiver 100 shown in FIG. 1. Typically, the equalizer 120 includes a controller 228, a finite impulse response (�FIR�) filter 222, a decision device 226, and a decision feedback equalizer (�DFE�) 224. The FIR filter 222 receives the input signal 221. The FIR filter 222 is used to cancel pre-ghosts�that is, ghost signals that arrive before the main transmission signal. The decision device 226 examines its inputs and makes a decision as to which one of the received signals at its input is the signal to be transmitted to the output 229. The input to the decision device 226 is modified by a decision feedback equalizer 224, which is used to cancel post-ghosts�that is, ghost signals that arrive after the main transmission signal�and the residual signal generated from the FIR filter.
Typically, the trellis decoder 350 uses a Viterbi algorithm to decode the signal encoded by the 8VSB trellis encoder 400. Typically, the trellis decoder 350 has a large number of stages�most often 16 or 24. The decoded output 229 is deinterleaved by the de-interleaver 140 (FIG. 1), and then sent to the outer decoder 150 (FIG. 1).
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