Abstract: The invention relates to a prosthetic finger which is associated with a motor drive (5) by means of which the prosthetic finger (101) can pivoted relative to a chassis (100) about a first pivot axis (2), the prosthetic finger having a finger element (3) which is pivotably mounted on the chassis (100) about the first pivot axis (2) and which is coupled to a support (19), the support (19) is coupled to a drive element (17) which can be coupled to the motor drive (5) and which is torque-transmittingly coupled to the support (19), wherein the drive element (17) is torque-transmittingly coupled to the support (19) via a coupling element (18), wherein the coupling element (18) is axially displaceably mounted on the support (19) and resiliently preloaded in the direction of the drive element (17).

Abstract: The invention relates to a coaxial plug connection for electrical connection of electrical or electronic components having an axial plug, which has a plug body with at least one contact surface located on the outer side of the plug body and an axial socket with a plug receptacle formed to correspond with the plug body, in which the plug body is inserted in the joined state and in which at least one contact element is arranged to engage with the contact surface, wherein the contact element is formed as a spring element and has a plurality of contact points or contact areas to the contact surface.

Abstract: Projection device (10) for a motor vehicle headlight, wherein the projection device (10) comprises the following: a light entry micro-optics array (100), comprising micro entrance optics, a light emitting micro-optics array (200), comprising micro exit optics, a substrate layer (300), on which the at least one light entry micro-optics array (100) is arranged on a first side (310) of the substrate layer (300) and the at least one light emitting micro-optics array (200) is arranged on a second side (320), wherein respectively a micro entrance optic (110) and respectively precisely one associated micro exit optic (210) form a micro-optics pair (400), wherein the light entry surface (111) of the micro entrance optic (110) and the first side (310) form a first marginal edge (410a) in a common surface section line, and wherein the light emitting surface (211) of the micro exit optic (210) and the second side (320) form a second marginal edge (410b) in a common surface section line, wherein the substrate layer (3

Abstract: The invention relates to an illumination device (10) for a motor vehicle headlight, which illumination device (10) has at least one projection device (100), which projection device (100) is arranged on a support frame (50) of the illumination device (10), wherein the at least one projection device (100) comprises the following: at least one micro-optics array (200), which has a plurality of micro-optics (210) arranged in a matrix-like manner in a plane orthogonal to a main emission direction (X) of the projection device (100), at least one substrate layer (300), on which the at least one micro-optics array (200) is arranged, wherein the at least one micro-optics array (200) is arranged on an optically active section (310) of the substrate layer (300), which optically active section (310) is at least partially light-permeable, at least one light source (400), which is designed to emit light beams, wherein the light beams are coupled into the optically active section (310) of the substrate layer (300) and co

Abstract: Motor vehicle light module (1) comprising at least one microprojector (2) and at least one at least partially translucent projection screen element (3), the at least one microprojector (2) being configured to create a light distribution (4), the light distribution being projectable in the form of a predefinable luminous pattern (5) onto the at least one at least partially translucent projection screen element (3), wherein, when the motor vehicle light module (1) is in a switched-on state, the predefinable luminous pattern (5) is visible on a side (30) of the projection screen element (3) facing away from the microprojector (2) and contains optically displayed information.

Abstract: The invention relates to an illumination device (10) for a motor vehicle headlight, which illumination device (10) has at least one projection device (100), which projection device (100) is arranged on a support frame (50) of the illumination device (10), wherein the at least one projection device (100) comprises the following: at least one micro-optics array (200), which has a plurality of micro-optics (210) arranged in a matrix-like manner in a plane orthogonal to a main emission direction (X) of the projection device (100), at least one substrate layer (300), on which the at least one micro-optics array (200) is arranged, wherein the at least one micro-optics array (200) is arranged on an optically active section (310) of the substrate layer (300), which optically active section (310) is at least partially light-permeable, at least one light source (400), which is designed to emit light beams, wherein the light beams are coupled into the optically active section (310) of the substrate layer (300) and co

Abstract: The invention relates to a motor vehicle headlight (1) comprising a light module having a plurality of light sources (110, 120, 130) and a plurality of primary optics (210, 220, 230), wherein the light sources (110, 120, 130) each have a light-emitting surface (111, 121, 131) and are arranged on a common circuit board (50). The circuit board (50) has a circuit board reference point and a light reference plane, wherein the light reference plane is defined by at least three light reference points, and the circuit board reference point lies in the light reference plane. The primary optics (210, 220, 230) each have a light-incoupling surface (211, 221, 231) and a light-outcoupling surface (212, 222, 232), and are held in position by a common holder (60). The holder (60) has a holder reference point and an optics reference plane, which is defined by at least three optics reference points (21, 22, 23) and in which the holder reference point also lies.

Abstract: Motor vehicle light module (1) comprising at least one microprojector (2) and at least one at least partially translucent projection screen element (3), the at least one microprojector (2) being configured to create a light distribution (4), the light distribution being projectable in the form of a predefinable luminous pattern (5) onto the at least one at least partially translucent projection screen element (3), wherein, when the motor vehicle light module (1) is in a switched-on state, the predefinable luminous pattern (5) is visible on a side (30) of the projection screen element (3) facing away from the microprojector (2) and contains optically displayed information.

Abstract: The invention relates to a projection device (1) for a motor vehicle headlight, wherein the projection device (1) is configured to project light from at least one light source (2) associated with the projection device (1) in a region in front of a motor vehicle in the form of at least one light distribution, wherein a light-impermeable coating consists of partial layers arranged in an at least planar manner one on top of the other, specifically a reflective metal first partial layer (6) and a second partial layer (6?) consisting substantially of black light-absorbing paint, wherein the first partial layer (6?) is arranged between the input lens system (3) and the second partial layer (6?).

Abstract: The invention relates to a motor vehicle headlight (1) comprising a light module having a plurality of light sources (110, 120, 130) and a plurality of primary optics (210, 220, 230), wherein the light sources (110, 120, 130) each have a light-emitting surface (111 121, 131) and are arranged on a common circuit board (50). The circuit board (50) has a circuit board reference point and a light reference plane, wherein the light reference plane is defined by at least three light reference points, and the circuit board reference point lies in the light reference plane. The primary optics (210, 220, 230) each have a light-incoupling surface (211, 221, 231) and a light-outcoupling surface (212, 222, 232), and are held in position by a common holder (60). The holder (60) has a holder reference point and an optics reference plane, which is defined by at least three optics reference points (21, 22, 23) and in which the holder reference point also lies.

Abstract: The invention relates to a projection device (1) for a motor vehicle headlight, wherein the projection device (1) is configured to project light from at least one light source (2) associated with the projection device (1) in a region in front of a motor vehicle in the form of at least one light distribution, wherein a light-impermeable coating consists of partial layers arranged in an at least planar manner one on top of the other, specifically a reflective metal first partial layer (6) and a second partial layer (6?) consisting substantially of black light-absorbing paint, wherein the first partial layer (6?) is arranged between the input lens system (3) and the second partial layer (6?).

Abstract: The invention relates to a lighting unit (1) for a headlight, in particular a motor vehicle headlight, comprising a plurality of light sources (2), a light guide unit (3) having a plurality of light guides (30) and a downstream projection lens (4), wherein each light guide (30) has a light decoupling face (30a), and wherein each light source (2) couples light precisely into a light guide (30) associated therewith, and wherein adjacent light guides (30) are separated from one another by partition walls (31, 32).

Abstract: The invention relates to a lighting unit (1) for a headlight, in particular a motor vehicle headlight, comprising a plurality of light sources (2), a light guide unit (3) having a plurality of light guides (30) and a downstream projection lens (4), wherein each light guide (30) has a light decoupling face (30a), and wherein each light source (2) couples light precisely into a light guide (30) associated therewith, and wherein adjacent light guides (30) are separated from one another by partition walls (31, 32).