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Adaptive front lighting (AFL) system with LED lights, motors and cooling fans

AEKD-AFLLIGHT1

Overview

The AEKD-AFLLIGHT1 is a car headlight assembly able to accommodate adaptive front light (AFL) adjustment systems for simulation and development purposes. It consists of a plexiglass housing and two stepper motors for light projection angle adjustment in the x and y directions, a high beam lamp, a low beam lamp that can be directionally adjusted by the stepper motors, a LED string simulating the DRL and another LED string simulating a turn indicator, as well as a small cooling fan.

All the loads are wired to two connectors that can be directly plugged onto matching connectors on the AEKD-AFLPANEL1 companion ECU panel with all the necessary boards and drivers to control the system, allowing rapid prototyping and significantly shorter time to achieve application proof of concept and trial phases.

Main features

Vehicle headlight simulation equipment for adaptive front light (AFL) adjustment system:
- two stepper motors for horizontal and vertical displacement
- four LEDs for high beam, low beam, daytime running light (DRL) and turn indicator light
- cooling fan
Allows simulation and testing of complete car headlight assemblies and AFL applications
Cables and connectors included
Compatible with AEKD-AFLPANEL1 with all the required electronics to drive the system
Assembled size: 400 x 200 x 140 mm (approx.)
WEEE and RoHS compliant
Part of the AutoDevKit initiative

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