Abstract: An incremental magnetic encoder defining an encoder axis and including a fixed body and a movable body, one of the bodies, known as the first body, including a first ring extending in a first longitudinal direction and a first circumferential direction, one of the first directions corresponding to the first encoding direction, the first ring defining at least two different magnetic alternations, the other body, known as the second body, including at least one first notching tooth capable of being placed opposite each magnetic alternation of the first ring to create a notch with at least two different notch steps depending on the position of the second body, a first pair of magnetic detectors positioned opposite the first ring.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a magnetic push-button (10) comprises a fixed body and a body which is movable with respect to the fixed body along an axis of movement (X); one of the bodies, called first body (21), comprising: a magnetic element extending along the axis of movement (X) and defining a magnetic alternation along the axis of movement; the other body, called second body (22), comprising: a notching tooth made of ferromagnetic or magnetic material arranged opposite the magnetic element so as to create a push force by magnetic cooperation with the magnetic element, during a movement of the movable body (21) along the axis of movement (X); a magnetic detector placed opposite the magnetic element and configured for generating measurements quantifying each movement of the movable body along the axis of movement (X).

Abstract: An incremental magnetic encoder is provided which defines an encoder axis and which as a fixed body and a body movable with respect to the fixed body along at least a first direction of encoding. One of the bodies, called first body, has a first ring extending along a first longitudinal direction coinciding with an encoder axis and a first circumferential direction perpendicular to the first longitudinal direction, and defining a magnetic alternation along the first direction of encoding. The other body, called second body, has at least one first notching tooth made of ferromagnetic or magnetic material arranged opposite the first ring, and a first pair of magnetic sensors arranged opposite the first ring and configured for quantifying each movement of the movable body along the first direction of encoding.

Abstract: A system for interacting at a distance with a pointing means of an HMI of a viewing system of an aircraft cockpit, including three layers including an upper layer in the shape of an inverted V, which itself acts as a handrest knob, including a module, with a touch-sensitive flat surface, configured to interact with the pointing means arranged on a front portion of the inverted V; at least one physical interactor configured to interact with the HMI arranged on a rear portion of the inverted V; and two lateral edges set back from the upper surface of the upper layer, each provided with at least one physical interactor.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an incremental magnetic encoder (10) defining an encoder axis (X) and comprising a fixed body and a movable body. One of the bodies, called the first body (21), comprises a first support (33) comprising N arranged magnetic elements. The other body, called second body (22), comprises: a second support (41) comprising K*M magnetic elements arranged inhomogeneously along the direction of encoding (C1, C2) opposite the N magnetic elements, the K*M magnetic elements forming M groups of K magnetic elements, initial elements of the M different groups being spaced apart along the direction of encoding (C1, C2) by a homogeneous pitch P1, the K?1 magnetic elements of each group being spaced apart from the initial magnetic element of said group by variable pitches Pi; at least one magnetic detector arranged opposite the first support (33).

Abstract: An incremental magnetic encoder (10) defining an encoder axis (X) and comprising a fixed body and a body movable with respect to the fixed body along at least a first direction of encoding (C1). One of the bodies, called first body (21), comprises a first ring extending along a first longitudinal direction coinciding with the encoder axis (X) and a first circumferential direction perpendicular to the first longitudinal direction, and defining a magnetic alternation along the first direction of encoding (C1). The other body, called second body (22), comprises at least one first notching tooth made of ferromagnetic or magnetic material arranged opposite the first ring, and a first pair of magnetic sensors arranged opposite the first ring and configured for quantifying each movement of the movable body along the first direction of encoding (C1).

Abstract: The present invention relates to a magnetic push-button (10) comprises a fixed body and a body which is movable with respect to the fixed body along an axis of movement (X); one of the bodies, called first body (21), comprising: a magnetic element extending along the axis of movement (X) and defining a magnetic alternation along the axis of movement; the other body, called second body (22), comprising: a notching tooth made of ferromagnetic or magnetic material arranged opposite the magnetic element so as to create a push force by magnetic cooperation with the magnetic element, during a movement of the movable body (21) along the axis of movement (X); a magnetic detector placed opposite the magnetic element and configured for generating measurements quantifying each movement of the movable body along the axis of movement (X).

Abstract: A system for remote interaction with a pointing means of an aircraft cockpit display system, equipped with HMIs, includes three layers: a lower layer configured so as to receive wired electric power supply and data exchange connections; an upper layer comprising a hand-rest knob, at least one physical interaction means configured so as to interact on the pointing means for pointing at the HMIs of the cockpit, and a module with a touch-sensitive flat surface configured so as to interact on the pointing device for pointing at the HMIs of the cockpit and arranged in the extension of the hand-rest knob; and an intermediate layer configured so as to make it possible to modify the position of the upper layer.

Abstract: A system for remote interaction with a pointing means of an aircraft cockpit display system, equipped with HMIs, includes three layers: a lower layer configured so as to receive wired electric power supply and data exchange connections; an upper layer comprising a hand-rest knob, at least one physical interaction means configured so as to interact on the pointing means for pointing at the HMIs of the cockpit, and a module with a touch-sensitive flat surface configured so as to interact on the pointing device for pointing at the HMIs of the cockpit and arranged in the extension of the hand-rest knob; and an intermediate layer configured so as to make it possible to modify the position of the upper layer.