2results about How to "Improve uneven distribution" patented technology

This utility model discloses an integrated device for testing the number of uses of anti-fog cloth, relating to the field of anti-fog cloth technology. It aims to solve the technical problem of uneven surfactant distribution on the glass sheet caused by full-coverage wiping with anti-fog cloth, resulting in insufficient accuracy of test results. The device includes a housing with a partition in the middle. From left to right, cavities A, B, C, and D are arranged on the front surface of the partition. A wiping mechanism A is arranged in cavity A, and a testing mechanism is arranged in cavity B. This utility model optimizes the design of the bushing and shaft structure. A drive motor drives the bushing to rotate via gear set A, which in turn causes the lower housing B to rotate synchronously. Simultaneously, the meshing transmission of gear set B causes the reciprocating screw to move the wiping plate radially within the housing. This allows the anti-fog cloth to move in a radial spiral trajectory as the housing rotates, achieving comprehensive and uniform wiping of the glass sheet surface and improving the problem of uneven surfactant distribution in traditional wiping methods.

This utility model relates to the field of automotive lighting technology, and more particularly to an optical system for improving illumination uniformity, and automotive lights and vehicles using the same. The optical system for improving illumination uniformity includes a collimator that collimates light emitted from a light source, and the collimator includes at least one collimating unit; and a light commutation unit, including at least one set of light commutation units, each light commutation unit including an incident light unit and an exiting light unit. The incident light unit converges light from the collimator, and the exiting light unit is composed of multiple refractive surfaces, with the light cone angle formed by the light rays passing through the ends of each refractive surface being approximately equal. This optical system for improving illumination uniformity achieves light emission through multiple refractive surfaces. Because the light cone angle of each refractive surface is approximately equal, it can weaken the contrast between light and dark areas, thereby improving uneven light distribution and enhancing illumination uniformity.