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Full display mirror

  • US 10,179,546 B2
  • Filed: 09/28/2016
  • Issued: 01/15/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/30/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A display mirror assembly for a vehicle, comprising:

  • a full display module; and

    an electro-optic element including a plurality of sides defined at a periphery of the electro-optic element, the electro-optic element comprising;

    a first substantially transparent substrate having first and second surfaces disposed on opposite sides thereof, wherein the second surface comprises a first electrically conductive layer;

    a second substantially transparent substrate having third and fourth surfaces disposed on opposite sides thereof, wherein the third surface comprises a second electrically conductive layer;

    a primary seal disposed between the first and second substrates, wherein the seal and the first and second substrates define a cavity therebetween;

    an electro-optic medium disposed in the cavity, the electro-optic medium being variably transmissive such that the electro-optic medium is operable between generally clear and darkened states;

    a spectral filter positioned on the first electrically conductive layer;

    a first electrical connection and a second electrical connection, wherein the first and second electrical connections are each positioned on a same side of the second substrate;

    a first conductor in electrical communication with the first electrical connection, wherein the first conductor extends between the spectral filter and the third surface of the second substrate;

    a second conductor in electrical communication with the second electrical connection, wherein the second conductor extends between the spectral filter and the third surface of the second substrate; and

    an isolation line is disposed through the first electrically conductive layer, wherein the isolation line is configured to electrically separate the second conductor from the first electrically conductive layer between the second electrical connection and an opposite side of the electro-optic element.

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