| 摘要 |
#CMT# #/CMT# The panel has a connecting unit (40) e.g. hooking clip, connecting each of a set of matrixes (20-1 - 20-3) to a surface (11) of a support plate (10) such that unitary planes (22) are located in a unique plane (41). Each matrix is spaced from adjacent matrix to define inter-matrix spaces (29) of determined width, and covering strips (85) provided to cover the spaces. A programmable microprocessor type electronic control component (60) has outlets (61) connected to electrically controlled connectors (30-1 -30-3). A lighting unit (70) e.g. fluorescent lamp, lights the plate with visible luminous. #CMT# : #/CMT# The support plate is made of a material to transmit the visible luminous, and the covering strips are made of material transparent to the visible luminous. #CMT#USE : #/CMT# Luminous panel for creating multiscreen show in a private field, industrial and advertising field or an industry for displaying fixed or animated communication images. #CMT#ADVANTAGE : #/CMT# The utilization of the matrix securely forms the panel with large dimension, and allows the panel to be placed in any places which are covered or non covered and allows the panel to be subjected to bad weather. The utilization of the matrix creates the multiscreen show of large dimension with high quality and allows the show to provide impression of large image, thus simplifying the structure and reducing the manufacturing cost of the panel. The utilization of the strips increases the sealing of the panel and assures the esthetic aspect of the panel. #CMT#DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS : #/CMT# The drawing shows a partial transversal sectional view of a luminous panel. 10 : Support plate 11 : Support plate's surface 20-1 - 20-3 : Matrixes 21 : Active elements 22 : Unitary plane 24, 25 : Opposed large surfaces 29 : Inter-matrix spaces 30-1 - 30-3 : Electrically controlled connectors 40 : Connecting unit 41 : Unique plane 60 : Programmable microprocessor type electronic control component 61 : Outlets 70 : Lighting unit 85 : Covering strips. |
