Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
  • E05B85/00—Details of vehicle locks not provided for in groups E05B77/00 - E05B83/00
  • E05B85/10—Handles
  • E05B85/14—Handles pivoted about an axis parallel to the wing
  • E05B85/16—Handles pivoted about an axis parallel to the wing a longitudinal grip part being pivoted at one end about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the grip part
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
  • E05B—LOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
  • E05B81/00—Power-actuated vehicle locks
  • E05B81/54—Electrical circuits
  • E05B81/64—Monitoring or sensing, e.g. by using switches or sensors
  • E05B81/76—Detection of handle operation; Detection of a user approaching a handle; Electrical switching actions performed by door handles

Definitions

• TITLE DOOR HANDLE WITH DOUBLE OPENING SYSTEM
• the invention relates to a door handle, in particular a door handle for a motor vehicle.
• the invention also relates to a door comprising such a door handle and to a vehicle equipped with such a door.
• Vehicle doors generally include a handle for opening the door.
• a handle for opening the door.
• such a handle has drawbacks. Especially if the user wanting to open the door with his arms loaded, he can hardly grab and pull the handle. He must then deposit his load, and open the door before depositing his load in the vehicle.
• a door is known, in particular of the type of a hinged door for access to a vehicle trunk, as well as a side sliding door allowing access to a load volume and / or a passenger compartment.
• There are known devices for automated movement of these doors comprising a presence sensor under the vehicle controlling the automatic opening / closing of the door. The user can then make a leg and foot movement near the sensor. The latter detects the intention to open the door and controls the opening of the door.
• this solution is not intuitive because the sensor is installed invisibly from outside the vehicle, so that the user has uncertainties as to the location of the movement detection zone.
• the drawbacks to the implantation of the sensor have also been noted, which can make it inoperative, as is the case when the sensor is placed in an environment subject to mud, as is the case on a construction site.
• lifting a foot to open the vehicle can be dangerous and lead to a risk of falling, which is not acceptable for a professional.
• the object of the invention is to provide a device for opening a door overcoming the above drawbacks and improving the door opening devices known from the prior art.
• the invention makes it possible to produce a door opening which is ergonomic, simple and reliable and which allows opening without risk for a person carrying heavy loads.
• the invention also makes it possible to improve access to the loading or passenger compartment area without resorting to a complex and costly solution for fully automated door opening.
• the invention therefore relates to a door handle, in particular of a motor vehicle door comprising a body intended to be mounted mobile for the disengagement of at least one door lock by displacement, in particular by displacement by traction of said body relative to a door. ; and comprising a trigger mounted movable relative to the body between a rest position and an activation position, so as to be able to reach the activation position by pressing on said trigger for the disengagement of the door lock.
• the handle comprises a switch arranged to be actuated when the trigger is in the activation position and configured so that the actuation of the switch controls the disengagement of the door lock.
• the trigger is movably mounted on the body by a first pivot link.
• the trigger comprises a support area and the axis of the first pivot link is located outside or at a distance from said support area.
• the handle includes a return spring so as to maintain the trigger in the rest position when no force is applied to the trigger.
• the invention also relates to a vehicle door comprising a handle according to the invention.
• the handle body is movably mounted on the door via a second pivot link.
• the invention finally relates to a vehicle, in particular a motor vehicle comprising a door according to the invention.
• Figure 1 is an exploded view of an embodiment of the door handle.
• Figure 2 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the door handle in which the trigger is in the rest position.
• Figure 3 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the door handle in which the trigger is in the module activation position.
• Figure 4 is a diagram of a vehicle comprising a handle according to an embodiment of the invention.
• the handle 1 comprises a body 2.
• the body 2 is intended to be movably mounted on a door 30 or on a door panel 30.
• the body 2 can be mounted on the door 30 according to a pivot connection 17.
• the body 2 is arranged to control the disengagement of locks 25 from door 30 by gripping.
• the body is arranged to control the disengagement of the locks 25 from the door 30 when a user takes hold of the body 2 of the handle 1 and moves it relative to a panel of the door by pulling on the body.
• the body 2 is preferably designed to be mounted relative to the door 30 in a mechanical connection with at least one degree of freedom in rotation, in particular around the pivot 17. This degree of freedom in rotation, authorizes the movement of the body 2 between at least a first position and a second position.
• the axis of the pivot connection is for example parallel or substantially parallel to the door panel on which the handle is mounted.
• the handle 1 preferably comprises a cover 3 intended to cover the movable body 2 for a better grip of the body 2 by the user.
• the handle 1 further comprises a button 15.
• the button 15 makes it possible to control the locking or unlocking of the door when he presses this button 15, in particular if the customer in possession of a means of identification, for example type of hands-free access card equipped with radio frequency identification technology,.
• a force transmission means disposed between the handle and at least one lock.
• Such a force transmission means is of the mechanical or electrical type which is capable of assuming a engaged state in which it transfers the tensile force from the handle to the locks or a disengaged state in which the handle and the locks are separated.
• Such a force transmission means thus ensures a mechanical filtering function by transmitting or not the traction force of the handle to operate the switching from a locked state to an unlocked state of at least one door lock, preferably a high lock and a low rear door lock.
• Mechanical filtering can be done mechanically, by a bistable which acts mechanically on the force transmission cables connecting each of the locks to the handle.
• the handle 1 may further comprise a seal 16 intended to be located between the surface of the door 30 and the body 2, in the vicinity of the pivot 17.
• the seal 16 makes it possible to protect the pivot connection 17 from dust and the 'water.
• the handle 1 can also include a side cover 14.
• the handle 1 further comprises a trigger 5.
• the trigger 5 advantageously allows the user to be able to actuate the handle 1 and cause the disengagement of the locks 25 from the door 30 without gripping the body 2, for example when the user carries a load with both arms.
• the trigger 5 includes a support zone 26 accessible to the user so that the latter can exert pressure thereon.
• the trigger 5 is designed to actuate a control unit 9 when said support area 26 is pressed.
• the cover 3 comprises an opening 4 arranged so that the support zone 26 of the trigger 5 is accessible by the user from the outside. It thus becomes easy for the user to access the support zone by a simple pressing on the trigger according to a force oriented towards the door on which the handle is mounted.
• the cover 3 has a substantially U-shaped cross section, the central portion of which comprises the opening 4. This opening 4 allows the user to exert pressure on the support zone 26 of the trigger 5, in particular with his arm when 'he cannot use his hands. Due to such an arrangement of the trigger 5, the support zone 26 of the trigger 5 extends slightly protruding out of the external face of the cover 3.
• the trigger 5 is movable relative to the body 2 between at least two positions, a rest position 20 illustrated in FIG. 2, and an activation position 21 illustrated in FIG. 3.
• the rest position 20 is also shown dashed in Figure 3.
• the trigger 5 in the activation position 21 is more pressed into the body 2 than the trigger 5 in the rest position 20.
• the user can move the trigger 5 to the activation position 21 by pressing the trigger 5 or on the support area 26.
• the user applies pressure to the support area 26. Said pressure is perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the door panel 30, in the sense of said sign.
• the trigger 5 is preferably mounted on the body 2 by a pivot link 6.
• the pivot link 6 is arranged outside of the support zone 26. In this way, the mechanical stresses undergone by the pivot link 6 are advantageously reduced , which promotes reliability of the movement of the trigger towards its activation position.
• the pivot link 6 can comprise at least one bore on the trigger 5 and a cylinder 8 fixed relative to the body 2. Said cylinder 8 is designed to cooperate with said bore to create the pivot link with the trigger 5.
• the handle 1 may include a return spring 13.
• the return spring 13 makes it possible to return the trigger 5 to the rest position 20 when no force is applied to the support zone 26.
• the return spring 13 advantageously allows to prevent any unwanted opening of the door.
• the handle 1 comprises a control unit 9.
• the control unit 9 is preferably fixed to the body 2.
• the control unit 9 can be fixed to the body by a support 12.
• the support 12 can itself be fixed to the body by fasteners 1 1 such as screws.
• the control unit 9 includes a switch 10.
• the switch 10 activates the control unit 9 when pressed.
• the trigger 5 comprises a cam 18.
• the cam 18 is designed to depress the switch 10 when the trigger is in the activation position 21.
• the trigger 5 is preferably arranged on the body 2.
• the trigger 5 comprises dimensions smaller than the dimensions of the body 2.
• the body 2 may include a bottom and two side walls and an open surface opposite the bottom.
• the body 2 is arranged so that the bottom is oriented towards the door panel. Said open surface is intended to be covered by the cover 3.
• the trigger 5 is preferably designed to be incorporated at least partially inside the body 2.
• the trigger 5 is incorporated into the body through the open surface. Then, the axis of the pivot link such as cylinder 8 is inserted through trigger 5 to form the pivot connection between body 2 and trigger.
• the cylinder 8 is preferably fixed to the body 2 by its two lateral faces.
• the return spring is preferably arranged between the support zone and the bottom of the body 2.
• the trigger comprises a single integral part.
• the trigger can comprise a plastic part, preferably produced by molding.
• the cover 3 is then mounted on the body 2 so as to cover the open surface of the body 2.
• the cover is mounted on the body 2 so that the support zone 26 of the trigger 5 is accessible through the opening 4 of cover 3.
• the trigger 5, in the rest position 20 projects relative to the cover 3 through the opening 4. It is thus easier for the user to press on the support zone 26.
• the handle 1 may also include a seal 7 arranged between the trigger 5 and the cover 3 to protect the control unit 9 from dust that can pass between the opening 4 and the trigger 2.
• the invention also relates to a door 30 comprising a door handle 1 as described above.
• the door 30 advantageously comprises a panel on which the handle is designed to be mounted.
• the door 30 comprises at least one lock 25 and a control module 23 connected to the lock 25.
• the control module 23 makes it possible to control the disengagement of the lock 25.
• the door 30 may include an opening actuator 27 of the door. Said opening actuator 27 is preferably connected to the control module 23.
• the control module 23 makes it possible to control the opening of the door 30.
• the opening actuator 27 of the door can comprise a rotary arm and a system of declutching or any other means allowing the door to be opened automatically while allowing manual use of the door.
• the control module 23 is connected to the control box 9 of the handle 1.
• the control module 23 can be connected to the control box 9 by an electronic cable 29 or by wireless connection means.
• the invention also includes a vehicle 40, in particular a motor vehicle comprising such a handle 1 and / or such a door 30.
• the present invention makes it possible to provide a door handle 1 comprising two opening methods.
• the first method of opening is by the body 2 of the handle 1.
• the movement of the body 2 to the second position allows the unlocking of at least one lock 25 of the door 30.
• the movement of the body 2 to the second position is carried out by gripping of the handle by the user and by pulling on the body, in particular a traction perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the door panel.
• the traction is preferably carried out in the direction opposite to the direction of the door panel, in other words in the direction towards the user.
• Unlocking the lock 25 can be implemented mechanically, for example using a cable.
• the unlocking of the lock 25 can be implemented electronically.
• the handle can then include an activator 22 of the movable body 2.
• the activator 22 sends a signal to the control module 23.
• the control module 23 receives the signal the activator 22, it generates the unlocking of the lock 25.
• the control module 23 also generates the opening of the door 30 by the opening actuator 27 of the door.
• the second method of opening is by the trigger 5 of the handle 1.
• the user By pressing the support zone 26 of the trigger 5, the user pushes the trigger 5 into the activation position 21, in particular by pressing perpendicularly or substantially perpendicularly to the door panel.
• the cam 18 of the trigger comes into contact with the switch 10 and depresses the switch 10.
• the depressing of the switch 10 activates the control unit 9.
• the control unit 9 When the control unit 9 is activated, the latter sends a signal to the control module 23.
• the control module 23 then generates the unlocking of the lock 25 and optionally the opening of the door by the opening actuator 27.

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