CN114687045A - Luminous fabric and equipment - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention is suitable for the technical field of luminous fabric control, and discloses a luminous fabric and equipment.A luminous pixel point is formed by changing the knitting mode of second-direction luminous yarns in the luminous fabric in terms of a weaving mode; from the control logic, the control module determines the working sequence of each latch module according to the content to be displayed, sequentially outputs the control signals corresponding to the content to the currently working latch module according to the working sequence, so that the first direction luminous yarn corresponding to the currently working latch module and each second direction luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction luminous yarn form a loop, and controls the currently working latch module to latch the control signals before sending the control signals to the next latch module. Compared with the prior art, the signal latch mechanism is established to ensure that the luminous fabric of the luminous part can always emit light, so that the luminous brightness of the luminous fabric is not influenced by the number of the rows and the columns of the matrix, and the use experience of a user is improved.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of light-emitting fabric control, in particular to a light-emitting fabric and light-emitting equipment.
Background
The luminous fabric greatly enriches the use experience of users, and currently, the weaving mode adopted by the luminous fabric is a cross-woven plain woven structure.
In the prior art, a driving circuit specifically controls a light-emitting fabric to emit light mainly based on a time division multiplexing principle, a current cycle is divided into a plurality of short time periods, light emission at positions needing to emit light on a line of light-emitting yarns is controlled in each time period, and when the line-by-line control switching frequency is high, the light-emitting fabric realizes display of contents to be displayed in eyes of a user by means of a visual retention effect of human eyes.
However, it can be seen that in the above manner, when a certain row of the light-emitting yarns is selected in turn to emit light, the light-emitting yarns in the upper row of the light-emitting yarns stop emitting light, so that with the increase of the number of the rows and columns of the matrix of the fabric to be illuminated, the time allocated to each row of the light-emitting yarns in the above manner will be reduced, and depending on the visual retention effect of human eyes, the overall light-emitting brightness of the light-emitting fabric will be reduced, that is, the light-emitting brightness will be reduced with the increase of the number of the rows and columns of the matrix of the fabric to be illuminated, which affects the user experience.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a luminous fabric and equipment, which ensure that the luminous fabric of a luminous part can always emit light by establishing a signal latching mechanism, so that the luminous brightness of the luminous fabric is not influenced by the number of rows and columns of a matrix of the luminous fabric, and the use experience of a user is improved.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention provides a luminous fabric, which comprises M first direction luminous yarns, M second direction luminous yarns, M first controllable switch modules, M second controllable switch modules and M latch modules, wherein the M first controllable switch modules are all connected with a first end of a power supply, the M second controllable switch modules are all connected with a second end of the power supply, and M is not less than 1 and is an integer;
the ith first direction luminous yarn is connected with the control module through an ith first controllable switch module, at least one second direction luminous yarn is lapped on the ith first direction luminous yarn, two ends of each second direction luminous yarn bypass the lapped ith first direction luminous yarn and then are connected with the ith latch module through an ith second controllable switch module, wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to M, and i is an integer;
the control module is used for determining the working sequence of each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the luminous fabric, sequentially outputting control signals corresponding to the content to the currently-working latch module according to the working sequence, controlling the switching states of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the currently-working latch module through the control signals so that a loop is formed by the first directional luminous yarn corresponding to the currently-working latch module and each second directional luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first directional luminous yarn, and controlling the currently-working latch module to latch the control signals before sending the control signals to the next latch module so as to keep the loop on.
Preferably, the light-emitting fabric further comprises insulating yarns;
each first directional luminous yarn and each insulating yarn are woven according to a cross-woven plain weave structure, the corresponding second directional luminous yarn is respectively lapped on each first directional luminous yarn between every two adjacent insulating yarns, and two ends of each second directional luminous yarn are connected with the ith latch module through the ith second controllable switch module after bypassing the lapped ith first directional luminous yarn.
Preferably, both ends of each second directional luminous yarn lapped on the ith first directional luminous yarn bypass the lapped ith first directional luminous yarn and are connected with the ith latch module through the ith second controllable switch module.
Preferably, N second direction light-emitting yarns are lapped on each first direction light-emitting yarn, wherein N × M is the total number of the second direction light-emitting yarns, N is not less than 1, and N is an integer;
the ith second controllable switch module comprises N first controllable switches;
the first ends of the N first controllable switches are connected with the second end of the power supply, the second ends of the N first controllable switches are respectively connected with the ith second direction light-emitting yarns in a one-to-one correspondence mode, the N second direction light-emitting yarns are lapped on the first direction light-emitting yarns, and the control ends of the N first controllable switches are connected with the ith latch module.
Preferably, the first controllable switch is a first optocoupler;
the positive pole of the first light emitting diode of the first optocoupler is connected with a first direct current power supply, the negative pole of the first light emitting diode is used as the control end of the first controllable switch, the collector electrode of the first phototriode of the first optocoupler is used as the first end of the first controllable switch, and the emitter electrode of the first phototriode is used as the second end of the first controllable switch.
Preferably, when the power supply is a second direct current power supply, the light-emitting fabric further comprises a voltage conversion module;
the input end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the second direct-current power supply, the first output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M first controllable switch modules, and the second output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M second controllable switch modules and used for converting direct-current voltage output by the second direct-current power supply into alternating-current voltage.
Preferably, each of the first and second directional lighting yarns comprises:
a conductive core wire;
the combining component is covered on the surface of the conductive core wire in a first preset structure;
and the light-emitting component covers the surface of the combining component in a second preset structure.
Preferably, the ith latch module includes K latches with S inputs and S outputs, where K × S is the total number of the second direction light-emitting yarns that are overlapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn, and both K and S are not less than 1 and are integers;
enabling ends of the K latches are connected with a first output end of the control module, and latching ends of the K latches are correspondingly connected with K second output ends of the control module one by one; the total KxS output of the K latches is connected with the ith second controllable switch module;
the S-way input end of the jth latch is respectively connected with the jth group of S third output ends of the control module in a one-to-one correspondence manner, wherein j is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to K, and j is an integer;
wherein, for each latch, when the latch terminal of the latch is controlled to make the latch terminal in a latch state, the output terminals of the latch are kept unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to be in a non-latch state, the output ends of the latch change along with the change of the input ends of the latch;
the control module is specifically configured to determine a working order of each latch in each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, outputting a first non-latch signal according to the operation sequence to make the currently operating latch in a non-latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to the currently operating latch, the control signal controls the switch states of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the latch which works at present, so that the first direction luminous yarn corresponding to the latch which works currently and each second direction luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction luminous yarn form a loop, and before sending a control signal and a first non-latch signal to the next latch, sending a first latch signal to the currently operating latch to control the currently operating latch to be in a latch state.
Preferably, the ith first controllable switch module comprises K second controllable switches;
first ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with a first end of the power supply, second ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with the ith first direction luminous yarn, and control ends of the K second controllable switches are respectively connected with latch ends of the K latches in a one-to-one correspondence mode.
Preferably, the ith latch module includes P latches having O inputs and O outputs, where P ═ O is the total number of the second direction light-emitting yarns co-lapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn, and P and O are not less than 1 and are both integers;
enabling ends of the P latches are connected with a fourth output end of the control module, and latching ends of the P latches are correspondingly connected with P fifth output ends of the control module one by one; the output end of a total P X O circuit of the P latches is connected with the ith second controllable switch module;
the output ends of the z-th paths of all the latches are connected, and the connected common ends are connected with the z-th sixth output end of the control module, wherein z is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to O, and z is an integer;
wherein, for each said latch, when the latch terminal is controlled by itself to make itself in the latch state, the output terminal of said latch remains unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to be in a non-latch state, the output ends of the latch change along with the change of the input ends of the latch;
the control module is specifically configured to determine a working order of each latch in each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, outputting a second non-latch signal according to the working sequence to make the currently working latch in a non-latch state and other latches in a latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to all the latches, the control signal controls the on-off state of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the latch which works at present, so that the first direction luminous yarn corresponding to the latch which works currently and each second direction luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction luminous yarn form a loop, and sending a second latch signal to the currently operating latch to control the currently operating latch to be in a latch state before sending a control signal and a second non-latch signal to a next one of the latches.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention further provides a device comprising the light-emitting fabric.
The invention provides a luminous fabric and equipment, wherein in terms of weaving mode, the luminous fabric forms luminous pixel points by changing the weaving mode of second direction luminous yarns and is subsequently connected with each second controllable switch module; viewed from the control logic, the control module determines the working sequence of each latch module according to the received content to be displayed, sequentially outputs control signals corresponding to the content to the currently-working latch module according to the working sequence, so that a first direction light-emitting yarn corresponding to the currently-working latch module and each second direction light-emitting yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction light-emitting yarn form a loop, and controls the currently-working latch module to latch the control signals before sending the control signals to the next latch module so as to keep the loop on. Compared with the prior art, the signal latch mechanism is established to ensure that the luminous fabric of the luminous part can always emit light, so that the luminous brightness of the luminous fabric is not influenced by the number of the rows and the columns of the matrix, and the use experience of a user is improved.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a weaving structure of a light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a weaving structure of another light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a woven structure of a light-emitting fabric in the prior art;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a weave structure of another light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention;
fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided by the invention;
fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided by the invention.
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The core of the invention is to provide the luminous fabric and the equipment, and the luminous fabric of the luminous part can be ensured to emit light all the time by establishing a signal latching mechanism, so that the luminous brightness of the luminous fabric is not influenced by the number of the rows and the columns of the matrix, and the use experience of a user is improved.
In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a light-emitting fabric provided in the present invention.
The luminous fabric comprises M first direction luminous yarns 11, M second direction luminous yarns 12, M first controllable switch modules 13, M second controllable switch modules 14 and M latch modules 15, wherein the M first controllable switch modules 13 are all connected with a first end of a power supply, the M second controllable switch modules 14 are all connected with a second end of the power supply, and M is not less than 1 and is an integer;
the ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11 is connected with the control module 16 through the ith first controllable switch module 13, at least one second direction light-emitting yarn 12 is lapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11, two ends of each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 bypass the lapped ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and then are connected with the ith latch module 15 through the ith second controllable switch module 14, wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to M, and i is an integer;
the control module 16 is configured to determine a working sequence of each latch module 15 according to the content to be displayed on the received light-emitting fabric, sequentially output a control signal corresponding to the content to the currently-operating latch module 15 according to the working sequence, control the on-off states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently-operating latch module 15 through the control signal, so that the first direction light-emitting yarn 11 corresponding to the currently-operating latch module 15 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first direction light-emitting yarn 11 form a loop, and control the currently-operating latch module 15 to latch the control signal before sending the control signal to the next latch module 15 so as to keep the loop conductive.
In this embodiment, it is considered that the driving circuit in the prior art mainly uses a time division multiplexing principle when the light-emitting fabric emits light, and realizes the display of the content to be displayed by relying on the visual retention effect of human eyes. However, in this way, the brightness of the fabric to be lighted decreases as the number of matrix rows and columns of the fabric increases, which affects the user experience. In order to solve the technical problem, the invention provides a light-emitting fabric, which establishes a signal latch mechanism from two aspects of a weaving mode and control logic, thereby ensuring that the light-emitting fabric of the part which emits light can emit light all the time.
The light-emitting fabric comprises M first direction light-emitting yarns 11, M second direction light-emitting yarns 12, M first controllable switch modules 13, M second controllable switch modules 14 and M latch modules 15, it is first to be noted that at least one second direction light-emitting yarn 12 may be lapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11, and in consideration of the needs of some application scenarios, at least one second direction light-emitting yarn 12 may be lapped on all the first direction light-emitting yarns 11 to form at least one light-emitting pixel, so as to meet the display requirements of the light-emitting fabric. It should be understood that, in the present application, the knitting manner adopted by each of the first direction luminescent yarn 11 and the second direction luminescent yarn 12 in the luminescent fabric is a biaxial yarn feeding structure textile structure of a terry shaft in terms of textile structure, and the knitting of the textile structure can be realized by a jacquard process, a yarn filling process, an electric embroidery process, a napping process, a floating process, and the like, which are not particularly limited herein.
The control module 16 may determine an operation sequence of each latch module 15 according to the content to be displayed of the received light-emitting fabric, sequentially output a control signal corresponding to the content to the currently operating latch module 15 according to the operation sequence, control the on-off states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently operating latch module 15 through the control signal, so as to enable the first luminescent yarn 11 corresponding to the currently operating latch module 15 and each second luminescent yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first luminescent yarn 11 to form a loop, and control the currently operating latch module 15 to latch the control signal to keep the loop conductive before sending the control signal to the next latch module 15, where, as shown in fig. 1, the loop may be specifically a loop formed by the second end of the power supply, the second controllable switch module 14, the first luminescent yarn 12, the first luminescent yarn 11, and the first luminescent yarn 12 Controllable switch module 13-a loop formed by the first end of the power supply. It can be seen that, the light-emitting fabric is split into the light-emitting blocks corresponding to the latch modules 15, so that the light-emitting fabric is kept on being turned off after emitting light, and it can be understood that when the content to be displayed of the light-emitting fabric changes, only the new working sequence of each latch module 15 needs to be determined again according to the control logic in the present application, and corresponding control actions are performed.
It should be noted that the control module 16 herein may specifically include a control chip, and if the control chip itself does not have a communication function, the control module 16 may further include a communication module connected to the control chip. The control chip includes, but is not limited to, a MCU or an ARM processor or an embedded processor or a DSP chip or an FPGA chip, etc. which have IO output functions. And if the IO port of the control chip for implementing connection is not enough to be used, the control module 16 may further include an IO expansion chip to meet the control requirement in the present application, which is not particularly limited herein and is determined according to the actual requirement.
In addition, specifically, when the first direction-emitting yarn 11 is a transverse direction-emitting yarn, the second direction-emitting yarn 12 is a longitudinal direction-emitting yarn; when the first luminescent yarn 11 is a machine direction luminescent yarn, the second luminescent yarn 12 is a cross direction luminescent yarn. The voltage output by the power supply needs to meet the power supply requirements of each first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12, for example, the voltage may be a high-voltage alternating current of 80-280V.
In summary, the present application provides a light-emitting fabric, which changes the knitting manner of the second direction light-emitting yarn 12 to form light-emitting pixels in the knitting manner; viewed from the control logic, the control logic of the control module 16 makes the first luminescent yarn 11 corresponding to the currently operating latch module 15 and each second luminescent yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first luminescent yarn 11 form a loop, and controls the currently operating latch module 15 to latch the control signal before sending the control signal to the next latch module 15 so as to keep the loop conductive. Therefore, compared with the prior art, the luminous fabric has the advantages that the luminous fabric of the luminous part can emit light all the time by establishing the signal latching mechanism, so that the luminous brightness of the luminous fabric is not affected by the number of the rows and the columns of the matrix, and the use experience of a user is improved.
On the basis of the above-described embodiment:
as a preferred embodiment, the light emitting fabric further comprises insulating yarns;
each first direction luminous yarn 11 and each insulating yarn are woven according to a cross-woven plain weave structure, corresponding second direction luminous yarns 12 are respectively lapped on each first direction luminous yarn 11 between two adjacent insulating yarns, and two ends of each second direction luminous yarn 12 are connected with an ith latch module 15 through an ith second controllable switch module 14 after bypassing the lapped ith first direction luminous yarn 11.
In the present embodiment, the inventor further considers the support reliability and the practicability of the light-emitting fabric, and the light-emitting fabric may further include insulating yarns, where the specific number of the insulating yarns and the thickness of each insulating yarn are not particularly limited.
Specifically, referring to fig. 2 and fig. 3, fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a knitting structure of a light-emitting fabric provided in the present invention; fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a weaving structure of another light-emitting fabric provided by the invention. As shown in fig. 2, the number of the insulating yarns is 3, the number of the transverse luminescent yarns is 4, and the number of the longitudinal luminescent yarns is 4 × 4 — 16, where the second transverse luminescent yarns 12 are lapped on the corresponding transverse luminescent yarns; as shown in fig. 3, the first direction-emitting yarns 11 are the transverse direction-emitting yarns, and the second direction-emitting yarns 12 are the longitudinal direction-emitting yarns, and the physical overlapping manner of overlapping the second direction-emitting yarns 12 with the corresponding first direction-emitting yarns 11 is shown.
In a preferred embodiment, both ends of each second directional luminous yarn 12 lapped on the ith first directional luminous yarn 11 bypass the lapped ith first directional luminous yarn 11 and are connected with the ith latch module 15 through the ith second controllable switch module 14.
In this embodiment, the inventor further considers the reliability of each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 overlapping the corresponding first direction light-emitting yarn 11, so that both ends of each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 overlapping the ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11 bypass the ith first direction light-emitting yarn 11 overlapping the ith first direction light-emitting yarn and are connected, and thus the connected ends are connected with the ith latch module 15 through the ith second controllable switch module 14 to form a light-emitting pixel point and further ensure the support reliability of the light-emitting fabric.
Here, the length of the connection line drawn after each second luminescent yarn 12 bypasses the i-th first luminescent yarn 11 overlapped with the second luminescent yarn and is connected is not particularly limited.
Specifically, referring to fig. 4 and 5, fig. 4 is a schematic view of a weaving structure of a light emitting fabric in the prior art, and fig. 5 is a schematic view of a weaving structure of another light emitting fabric provided in the present invention. Wherein, as shown in fig. 4, the figure shows a side cross-sectional view of the prior art light-emitting fabric woven by a cross-woven plain weave structure, only considering the case that the light-emitting fabric only includes two light-emitting yarns, namely a transverse light-emitting yarn and a longitudinal light-emitting yarn. Fig. 5 shows a schematic diagram of weaving manner according to the present application, i.e. using the transversal luminescent yarn as the first luminescent yarn 11 and the longitudinal luminescent yarn as the second luminescent yarn 12, so that the longitudinal luminescent yarn is overlapped on the corresponding transversal luminescent yarn and connected with both ends passing around the overlapped transversal luminescent yarn, as shown in fig. 5.
As a preferred embodiment, N second luminescent yarns 12 are lapped on each first luminescent yarn 11, where N × M is the total number of the second luminescent yarns 12, N ≧ 1 and N is an integer;
the ith second controllable switch module 14 includes N first controllable switches;
the first ends of the N first controllable switches are connected to the second end of the power supply, the second ends of the N first controllable switches are connected to the N second directional light-emitting yarns 12 lapped on the ith first directional light-emitting yarn 11 in a one-to-one correspondence manner, and the control ends of the N first controllable switches are connected to the ith latch module 15.
In this embodiment, each first direction-emitting yarn 11 may be lapped with N second direction-emitting yarns 12, the ith second controllable switch module 14 includes N first controllable switches, and thus, controlling the on-off state of the ith second controllable switch module 14 is controlling the on-off state of each first controllable switch in the ith second controllable switch module 14.
It can be seen that the control logic for each second controllable switch module 14 can be simply and reliably implemented by the above arrangement, which is convenient to implement.
As a preferred embodiment, the first controllable switch is a first optocoupler;
the positive pole of the first light emitting diode of the first optocoupler is connected with a first direct current power supply, the negative pole of the first light emitting diode is used as the control end of the first controllable switch, the collector electrode of the first phototriode of the first optocoupler is used as the first end of the first controllable switch, and the emitter electrode of the first phototriode is used as the second end of the first controllable switch.
In this embodiment, each first controllable switch can be a first optocoupler, the optocoupler has good electrical insulation and interference rejection, and can well meet the requirement of the device withstand voltage standard in the present application, and the control logic of each first controllable switch in the present application can be simply and reliably realized.
The first direct-current power supply may be a battery, and is not particularly limited herein, and may satisfy the execution logic requirement of the first optocoupler.
Of course, the first controllable switch may also be another controllable switch device capable of meeting the device voltage withstand standard (such as high-voltage alternating current), and is not particularly limited herein.
As a preferred embodiment, when the power supply is a second direct current power supply, the light-emitting textile further comprises a voltage conversion module;
the input end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the second direct-current power supply, the first output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M first controllable switch modules 13, and the second output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M second controllable switch modules 14 and used for converting the direct-current voltage output by the second direct-current power supply into alternating-current voltage.
In this embodiment, the inventor further considers that the voltage output by the power supply needs to satisfy the power supply requirements of each first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12, and it can be understood that each first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 need to be supplied with a high-voltage alternating current to achieve light emission. Therefore, when the power source is the second dc power source, the power requirement for each of the first directional luminescent yarns 11 and each of the second directional luminescent yarns 12 cannot be satisfied, and the light-emitting textile may further include a voltage conversion module to convert the dc voltage output by the second dc power source into an ac voltage.
Specifically, the second dc power source includes, but is not limited to, a battery, and the voltage conversion module converts the low-voltage dc voltage output by the second dc power source into a high-voltage ac voltage corresponding to the power supply requirement, such as a high-voltage ac of 80-280V, according to the power supply requirement, which is not limited herein.
It can be seen that, the arrangement of the voltage conversion device can ensure that the power supply requirements for each first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 are met, so as to ensure that each first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and each second direction light-emitting yarn 12 can be reliably powered and emit light when needed.
As a preferred embodiment, each first directional luminous yarn 11 and each second directional luminous yarn 12 comprises:
a conductive core wire;
the combining component is covered on the surface of the conductive core wire in a first preset structure;
and the light-emitting part covers the surface of the combining part in a second preset structure.
In this embodiment, each of the first directional luminescent yarns 11 and each of the second directional luminescent yarns 12 may include a conductive core, a combination component, and a luminescent component, specifically, the combination component covers the surface of the conductive core in a first preset structure, where the first preset structure includes, but is not limited to, wrapping the surface of the conductive core in a tubular structure; the light emitting component covers the surface of the bonding component in a second predetermined structure, where the second predetermined structure includes, but is not limited to, a tubular structure, a spiral structure or a double spiral structure wound around the surface of the bonding component, and is not particularly limited herein.
It can be seen that the above arrangement of the first direction light-emitting yarns 11 and the second direction light-emitting yarns 12 can simply and reliably realize the light-emitting function, and is convenient for application.
As a preferred embodiment, the ith latch module 15 includes K latches with S inputs and S outputs, where K × S is the total number of the second dichroic luminescent yarns 12 that are overlapped on the ith first dichroic luminescent yarn 11, and K and S are not less than 1 and are both integers;
the enabling ends of the K latches are connected with the first output end of the control module 16, and the latching ends of the K latches are correspondingly connected with the K second output ends of the control module 16 one by one; the total K × S output of the K latches is connected to the ith second controllable switch module 14;
the S-way input end of the jth latch is respectively connected with the jth group of S third output ends of the control module 16 in a one-to-one correspondence manner, wherein j is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to K, and j is an integer;
wherein, for each latch, when the latch end is controlled to make itself in the latch state, the output ends of the latch are kept unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to enable the latch end to be in a non-latch state, each output end of the latch changes along with the change of each input end of the latch;
the control module 16 is specifically configured to determine an operating sequence of the latches in each latch module 15 according to the received content to be displayed on the light-emitting textile, outputting a first non-latch signal in accordance with the operation sequence to make the latch currently operated in a non-latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to the latch currently operated, the switching states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently operating latch are controlled by the control signal, so that the first luminescent yarn 11 corresponding to the latch currently in operation and each second luminescent yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first luminescent yarn 11 form a loop, and before sending the control signal and the first non-latch signal to the next latch, sending a first latch signal to the currently working latch to control the currently working latch to be in a latch state.
In this embodiment, the inventor considers that the latch has the functions of latching and chip selecting, and can simply and reliably implement the control logic of each latch module 15 in this application, so that in the case that the IO output port of the control module 16 is sufficient, the ith latch module 15 may include K latches with S-way input and S-way output, and for each latch, when it is controlled by its own latch terminal to make itself in a latch state, each output terminal of the latch remains unchanged, and at this time, the output of its own S-way output terminal cannot be changed no matter what kind of signal is received by its own S-way input terminal until its state is changed; when the self latch terminal is controlled to be in a non-latch state, at this time, the self S-way output terminal follows the input of the self S-way input terminal, that is, each output terminal of the latch follows the change of each input terminal of the latch terminal until the self state is changed.
Specifically, the control module 16 determines an operating sequence of each latch in each latch module 15 according to the content to be displayed on the received light-emitting textile, outputs a first non-latch signal according to the operating sequence to make the currently operating latch in a non-latch state, and simultaneously outputs a control signal corresponding to the content to the currently operating latch, controls the switching states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently operating latch through the control signal to make the first directional light-emitting yarn 11 corresponding to the currently operating latch and each second directional light-emitting yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first directional light-emitting yarn 11 form a loop, and sends a first latch signal to the currently operating latch to control the currently operating latch to be in a latch state before sending the control signal and the first non-latch signal to the next latch, so that the loop is kept on, and finally the display of the whole content to be displayed is realized.
It will be appreciated that the latches herein include, but are not limited to, the 74HC53 latch, and thus the enable terminals of the respective latches herein may each have access to a low signal, the first non-latching signal may be a high signal, and the first latching signal may be a low signal for each latch herein to perform its function. Specifically, referring to fig. 8, fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided in the present invention. In fig. 6, a total of 8 second direction light-emitting yarns 12 are bridged on a first direction light-emitting yarn 11, and here the latch is specifically an 8-input 8-output latch, and in fig. 6, for convenience of description, the corresponding first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 are temporarily omitted to show the core point most desirably shown in fig. 6. It can be seen that the OE # terminal of the latch in fig. 6 is the enable terminal of the latch, and the LE terminal is the latch terminal of the latch, so that the schematic connection relationship between the latch, the control module 16, the first direction light-emitting yarn 11 and the second direction light-emitting yarn 12 in this embodiment can be seen with reference to fig. 6.
It should be noted that, in order to save IO ports of the control module 16, the latch ends of the K latches here may also be connected to the ith first vector emitting yarn 11 through the ith first controllable switch module 13, so as to associate whether the K latches are latched or not with the switch state of the ith first controllable switch module 13, which is not limited herein.
It can be seen that, by the above arrangement, the control logic of the control module 16 for each first controllable switch module 13, each second controllable switch module 14, and each latch module 15 can be reliably ensured, and the solution is convenient to implement.
As a preferred embodiment, the ith first controllable switch module 13 includes K second controllable switches;
first ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with a first end of the power supply, second ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with the ith first direction luminous yarn 11, and control ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with latch ends of the K latches in a one-to-one correspondence mode.
In this embodiment, the ith first controllable switch module 13 may include K second controllable switches, so that controlling the switch state of the ith first controllable switch module 13 is controlling the switch state of each second controllable switch in the ith first controllable switch module 13, and it can be seen through the connection setting of each second controllable switch, and whether to latch the K latches is associated with the switch state of the ith first controllable switch module 13, so that the IO port of the control module 16 is saved, and the execution logic of the first controllable switch module 13 is reliably realized.
It should be noted that, the second controllable switch herein may specifically be a second optical coupler, and the optical coupler has good electrical insulation and anti-interference capability, and can well meet the requirement of the device withstand voltage standard in this application, and can simply and reliably implement the control logic of the second controllable switch in this application. Specifically, an anode of the second light emitting diode of the second optocoupler is connected to a third dc power supply, where the third dc power supply includes, but is not limited to, a battery, and a cathode of the second light emitting diode serves as a control terminal of the second controllable switch, a collector of the second phototransistor of the second optocoupler serves as a first terminal of the second controllable switch, and an emitter of the second phototransistor serves as a second terminal of the second controllable switch.
Of course, the second controllable switch may also be another controllable switch device capable of meeting the device voltage withstand standard (such as high-voltage alternating current), and is not particularly limited herein.
Specifically, referring to fig. 7, fig. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention, wherein the structural diagram is limited by the illustration space, where only the latch module 15 is an 8-way input and 8-way output latch, the corresponding first controllable switch module 13 is a second optocoupler, the corresponding second controllable switch module 14 is 8 first optocouplers, and only the first and the last of the 8 first optocouplers are depicted in the form of replacing with ellipses for illustration, and the second dichroic light-emitting yarn 12 is also illustrated, and on the basis of the above description, fig. 7 illustrates a specific connection structural diagram of the control module 16, the latch module 15, the first controllable switch module 13, the second controllable switch module 14, the first dichroic light-emitting yarn 11, and the second dichroic light-emitting yarn 12 of the light-emitting fabric in the present application.
As a preferred embodiment, the ith latch module 15 includes P latches with O inputs and O outputs, where P ═ O is the total number of the second dichroic luminescent yarns 12 that are overlapped on the ith first dichroic luminescent yarn 11, and P and O are not less than 1 and are both integers;
the enabling ends of the P latches are all connected with the fourth output end of the control module 16, and the latching ends of the P latches are respectively connected with the P fifth output ends of the control module 16 in a one-to-one correspondence manner; the output end of the total P × O circuit of the P latches is connected with the ith second controllable switch module 14;
the output ends of the z-th paths of all the latches are connected, and the connected common ends are connected with the z-th sixth output end of the control module 16, wherein z is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to O, and z is an integer;
wherein, for each latch, when the latch terminal is controlled by itself to make itself in the latch state, the output terminal of the latch is kept unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to enable the latch end to be in a non-latch state, each output end of the latch changes along with the change of each input end of the latch;
the control module 16 is specifically configured to determine an operating sequence of the latches in the latch modules 15 according to the received content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, outputting a second non-latch signal according to the working sequence to make the currently working latch in a non-latch state and other latches in a latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to all the latches, the switching states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently operating latch are controlled by the control signal, so that the first luminescent yarn 11 corresponding to the latch currently in operation and each second luminescent yarn 12 corresponding to the content on the first luminescent yarn 11 form a loop, and before sending the control signal and the second non-latch signal to the next latch, sending a second latch signal to the currently working latch to control the currently working latch to be in a latch state.
In this embodiment, the inventor further considers that, in order to save IO ports of the control module 16, the parallel control mode given in this embodiment may be adopted to implement the control logic of the control module 16, and a specific connection circuit manner is already explained in the foregoing contents of this embodiment, and is not described here again.
The ith latch module 15 includes P latches with O inputs and O outputs, and for each latch, when the latch is controlled by its own latch terminal to make itself in a latch state, each output terminal of the latch remains unchanged, and at this time, the output of its own S output terminal is not changed no matter what kind of signal is received by its own S input terminal until its own state is changed; when the self latch end is controlled to be in a non-latch state, the self S-path output end follows the input of the self S-path input end, and each output end of the latch changes along with the change of each input end of the latch until the self state is changed.
The control module 16 specifically determines the working sequence of the latches in each latch module 15 according to the content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, and outputs a second non-latch signal according to the working sequence, where the second non-latch signal can make the currently-operating latch in a non-latch state and make all the other latches in a latch state, so as to ensure the control logic of the parallel control mode, and at this time, outputs a control signal corresponding to the content to all the latches, and since only the currently-operating latch is in a non-latch state, it means that only the currently-operating latch will respond to the control signal, and the control signal controls the switch states of the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 corresponding to the currently-operating latch, so as to make each of the second directional light-emitting yarns 11 and 11 corresponding to the currently-operating latch correspond to the content The optical yarn 12 forms a loop and sends a second latch signal to the currently active latch to control the currently active latch to be in a latched state before sending the control signal and the second non-latch signal to the next latch, so that the loop remains conductive.
Specifically, for explaining the control logic of the parallel control mode, please refer to fig. 8, fig. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of another light-emitting fabric provided by the present invention, where in fig. 8, limited by the illustration space and the requirement described herein, the first controllable switch module 13 and the second controllable switch module 14 are temporarily omitted to better explain the core problem, where 16 second direction light-emitting yarns 12 are connected to the first direction light-emitting yarn 11 in a bridging manner, and each latch is an 8-input 8-output latch (it is easy to know that two latches are needed for realizing the control logic herein), and in order to avoid the circuit complexity, the connection structure between the control module 16 and each latch in the present embodiment is illustrated by using only the connection circuit of the first 3 input pins of the two latches, i.e. the connection circuit of D0, D1 and D2, taking D0 as an example, the common terminal connected after the connection of the D0 pins of the two latches is connected to the control module 16 to implement the control logic of the parallel control mode.
It can be seen that, through the control logic of the parallel control mode, the execution logic of the control module 16, the latch module 15, the first controllable switch module 13, the second controllable switch module 14, the first directional luminescent yarn 11 and the second directional luminescent yarn 12 in the present application is ensured, the IO port of the control module 16 is saved, and the practicability is higher.
The invention also provides a device comprising a light-emitting textile as described above.
For the description of the device provided in the present invention, please refer to the above embodiment of the light-emitting fabric, which is not described herein again.
The device may be a wearable device such as a garment, a glove, a bracelet, or a wrist band, or may be an electronic device such as a sound box, and is not particularly limited herein.
The embodiments in the present description are described in a progressive manner, each embodiment focuses on differences from other embodiments, and the same and similar parts among the embodiments are referred to each other. The device disclosed by the embodiment corresponds to the method disclosed by the embodiment, so that the description is simple, and the relevant points can be referred to the method part for description.
It is further noted that, in the present specification, relational terms such as first and second, and the like are used solely to distinguish one entity or action from another entity or action without necessarily requiring or implying any actual such relationship or order between such entities or actions. Also, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises a list of elements does not include only those elements but may include other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process, method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an element defined by the phrase "comprising an … …" does not exclude the presence of other identical elements in a process, method, article, or apparatus that comprises the element.
The previous description of the disclosed embodiments is provided to enable any person skilled in the art to make or use the present invention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art, and the generic principles defined herein may be applied to other embodiments without departing from the spirit or scope of the invention. Thus, the present invention is not intended to be limited to the embodiments shown herein but is to be accorded the widest scope consistent with the principles and novel features disclosed herein.
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1. A luminous fabric is characterized by comprising M first direction luminous yarns, M second direction luminous yarns, M first controllable switch modules, M second controllable switch modules and M latch modules, wherein the M first controllable switch modules are all connected with a first end of a power supply, the M second controllable switch modules are all connected with a second end of the power supply, and M is not less than 1 and is an integer;
the ith first direction luminous yarn is connected with the control module through an ith first controllable switch module, at least one second direction luminous yarn is lapped on the ith first direction luminous yarn, two ends of each second direction luminous yarn bypass the lapped ith first direction luminous yarn and then are connected with the ith latch module through an ith second controllable switch module, wherein i is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to M, and i is an integer;
the control module is used for determining the working sequence of each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the luminous fabric, sequentially outputting control signals corresponding to the content to the currently-working latch module according to the working sequence, controlling the switching states of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the currently-working latch module through the control signals so that a loop is formed by the first directional luminous yarn corresponding to the currently-working latch module and each second directional luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first directional luminous yarn, and controlling the currently-working latch module to latch the control signals before sending the control signals to the next latch module so as to keep the loop on.
2. The light-emitting textile of claim 1, further comprising insulating yarns;
each first direction luminous yarn and each insulating yarn are woven according to a cross-woven plain weave structure, each first direction luminous yarn between two adjacent insulating yarns is respectively lapped with a corresponding second direction luminous yarn, and two ends of each second direction luminous yarn are connected with an ith latch module through an ith second controllable switch module after bypassing an ith first direction luminous yarn lapped with the second direction luminous yarn.
3. The light-emitting fabric of claim 1, wherein both ends of each overlapping second light-emitting yarn of the ith first light-emitting yarn bypass the overlapping ith first light-emitting yarn and are connected with the ith latch module through the ith second controllable switch module.
4. The light-emitting fabric of claim 1, wherein N second light-emitting yarns are overlapped on each first light-emitting yarn, wherein N x M is the total number of the second light-emitting yarns, N is not less than 1, and N is an integer;
the ith second controllable switch module comprises N first controllable switches;
the first ends of the N first controllable switches are connected with the second end of the power supply, the second ends of the N first controllable switches are respectively connected with the ith second direction light-emitting yarns in a one-to-one correspondence mode, the N second direction light-emitting yarns are lapped on the first direction light-emitting yarns, and the control ends of the N first controllable switches are connected with the ith latch module.
5. The light-emitting textile of claim 4, wherein the first controllable switch is a first optocoupler;
the positive pole of the first light emitting diode of the first optocoupler is connected with a first direct current power supply, the negative pole of the first light emitting diode is used as the control end of the first controllable switch, the collector electrode of the first phototriode of the first optocoupler is used as the first end of the first controllable switch, and the emitter electrode of the first phototriode is used as the second end of the first controllable switch.
6. The light-emitting textile of claim 1, wherein when the power source is a second direct current power source, the light-emitting textile further comprises a voltage conversion module;
the input end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the second direct-current power supply, the first output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M first controllable switch modules, and the second output end of the voltage conversion module is connected with the M second controllable switch modules and used for converting direct-current voltage output by the second direct-current power supply into alternating-current voltage.
7. The light-emitting fabric of claim 1, wherein each of the first and second light-emitting yarns comprises:
a conductive core wire;
the combining component is covered on the surface of the conductive core wire in a first preset structure;
and the light-emitting component covers the surface of the combining component in a second preset structure.
8. The light-emitting textile according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the ith latch module comprises K latches with S inputs and S outputs, wherein K is S is the total number of the second direction light-emitting yarns which are overlapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn, and K and S are not less than 1 and are both integers;
enabling ends of the K latches are all connected with a first output end of the control module, and latching ends of the K latches are respectively connected with K second output ends of the control module in a one-to-one correspondence manner; the total KxS path output of the K latches is connected with the ith second controllable switch module;
the S-way input end of the jth latch is respectively connected with the jth group of S third output ends of the control module in a one-to-one correspondence manner, wherein j is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to K, and j is an integer;
wherein, for each latch, when the latch terminal of the latch is controlled to make the latch terminal in a latch state, the output terminals of the latch are kept unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to be in a non-latch state, the output ends of the latch change along with the change of the input ends of the latch;
the control module is specifically configured to determine a working order of each latch in each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, outputting a first non-latch signal according to the operation sequence to make the currently operating latch in a non-latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to the currently operating latch, the control signal controls the switch states of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the latch which works at present, so that the first direction luminous yarn corresponding to the latch which works currently and each second direction luminous yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction luminous yarn form a loop, and before sending a control signal and a first non-latch signal to the next latch, sending a first latch signal to the currently operating latch to control the currently operating latch to be in a latch state.
9. The light-emitting textile of claim 8, wherein the ith said first controllable switch module comprises K second controllable switches;
first ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with a first end of the power supply, second ends of the K second controllable switches are connected with the ith first direction luminous yarn, and control ends of the K second controllable switches are respectively connected with latch ends of the K latches in a one-to-one correspondence mode.
10. The light-emitting textile according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the ith latch module comprises P latches with O inputs and O outputs, wherein P is equal to the total number of the second direction light-emitting yarns which are overlapped on the ith first direction light-emitting yarn, and P and O are not less than 1 and are both integers;
enabling ends of the P latches are connected with a fourth output end of the control module, and latching ends of the P latches are correspondingly connected with P fifth output ends of the control module one by one; the output end of a total P X O circuit of the P latches is connected with the ith second controllable switch module;
the output ends of the z-th paths of all the latches are connected, and the connected common ends are connected with the z-th sixth output end of the control module, wherein z is more than or equal to 1 and less than or equal to O, and z is an integer;
wherein, for each said latch, when the latch terminal is controlled by itself to make itself in the latch state, the output terminal of said latch remains unchanged; when the latch end of the latch is controlled to be in a non-latch state, the output ends of the latch change along with the change of the input ends of the latch;
the control module is specifically configured to determine a working order of each latch in each latch module according to the received content to be displayed of the light-emitting textile, outputting a second non-latch signal according to the working sequence to make the currently working latch in a non-latch state and other latches in a latch state and outputting a control signal corresponding to the content to all the latches, the control signal controls the switch states of the first controllable switch module and the second controllable switch module corresponding to the latch which works at present, so that the first direction luminescence yarn corresponding to the latch which works currently and each second direction luminescence yarn corresponding to the content on the first direction luminescence yarn form a loop, and sending a second latch signal to the currently operating latch to control the currently operating latch to be in a latch state before sending a control signal and a second non-latch signal to a next one of the latches.
11. A device comprising a light-emitting textile as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 10.
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