Abstract: Methods are provided for display-optimizing control of a motor vehicle light module (1), wherein the motor vehicle light module is configured to emit a segmented light distribution with individually controllable light segments (51, 53), wherein the motor vehicle light module includes a deflection unit (4) with which a native resolution of the motor vehicle light module can be visually increased by at least temporary beam deflection by means of the deflection unit, wherein the motor vehicle light module is configured to receive setpoint images (S1, S2, S3, Sn, Sn+1) from a superordinate control unit (10), which setpoint images respectively correspond to a light distribution and have a resolution that exceeds the native resolution of the motor vehicle light module. The methods improve the light emission of a segmented and time-variable light distribution by processing the setpoint images in several steps.

Abstract: Light module for a motor vehicle light including a light source, projection unit, deflection unit, and control unit. The light source is designed to receive a light control signal (LCS) and emit spatially modulated light (SML) as a function of the LCS. The projection unit is designed to project the SML emitted by the light source within a projection angular range (PAR) in front of the light module. The deflection unit is designed to receive a deflection control signal (DCS) and manipulate the SML emitted by the light source as a function of the DCS such that the projection of the SML emitted by the light source can be displaced in front of the light module with a displacement angle within the PAR. The control unit is designed to receive and evaluate an input signal and to transmit the LCS to the light source based on said evaluation.

Abstract: Light module for a motor vehicle light including a light source, projection unit, deflection unit, and control unit. The light source is designed to receive a light control signal (LCS) and emit spatially modulated light (SML) as a function of the LCS. The projection unit is designed to project the SML emitted by the light source within a projection angular range (PAR) in front of the light module. The deflection unit is designed to receive a deflection control signal (DCS) and manipulate the SML emitted by the light source as a function of the DCS such that the projection of the SML emitted by the light source can be displaced in front of the light module with a displacement angle within the PAR. The control unit is designed to receive and evaluate an input signal and to transmit the LCS to the light source based on said evaluation.