EP2659735A1 - Signalling apparatus and sensor apparatus - Google Patents
Signalling apparatus and sensor apparatusInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a signaling ⁇ device with a first signaling lamp, a second signaling lamps, and a control device with at least one information input for coupling to an information source, wherein the control device is adapted to control the first and second signaling light source in dependence of the signal on the information input, to set one of four states, wherein in the first state only the first signaling light is on, in the second state only the second Signaltechnischsleuchtmit ⁇ tel, in the third state, the first and the second Signali ⁇ s istsleuchtstoff, wherein in the fourth state, the first and the second signaling lights are turned off. It also relates to a sensor device for operating a lighting device with such a signaling device.
- Such a signaling device is known from the prior art.
- the control device has a first output to which the first signaling illuminant is coupled, and a second output with which the second signaling illuminant is coupled, so that the two signaling illuminants are operated in parallel.
- a motion sensor for detecting a movement a phototransistor for detecting an ambient brightness and / or an IR (infrared) signal receiving device may be coupled.
- the combination of such a signaling device and so-called sensor auxiliary devices or an IR signal receiving device represent sensor devices that are used for example in Lichtsteu ⁇ ersystemen with multiple distributed measuring points.
- a plurality of such sensor devices are then preferably coupled to a higher-level central control apparatus, said superordinate central control ⁇ device comprises a power supply unit that supplies the attached ⁇ closed sensor devices.
- said superordinate central control ⁇ device comprises a power supply unit that supplies the attached ⁇ closed sensor devices.
- other devices can be used for feeding information into the signaling device, for example a DALI transmitting device.
- the fed-in information for the configuration of the light control system can be used, for example from which brightness value lighting devices are to be switched on or how long after detection of a movement a lighting device should remain in the switched-on state.
- the respective signaling device of the corresponding sensor device is used to give the user an optical feedback, that is, whether the configuration process was successfully completed or not.
- such a sensor device does not need to include its own IR transmitting device or a DALI transmitting device.
- the known operation of the two signaling bulb results in an undesirably high Ener ⁇ sumption.
- this disadvantage is if one considers that up to four such sensor devices used in a higher-level central control device for a lighting system ⁇ to.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to develop a signaling device mentioned above in such a way that a reduction of the energy ⁇ consumption is possible.
- the object is further to develop a sensor device for operating a lighting device accordingly.
- the present invention is based on the finding that in the known signaling device in an embodiment in the third state each signaling light 5 mA and the control device e- b meet consumed 5 mA of electricity, a total of 15 mA of total power are consumed. This is due to the fact that the signaling illuminants are operated in parallel. If now the two signaling lamps driven loading in series in the third state, the control device only needs to 10 mA in the embodiment, that is 5 mA for the two signal I ⁇ stechniksleuchtstoff and 5 mA for the control device itself, provide. By doing so, a significant energy saving can be achieved with minimal overhead of components.
- a first embodiment is characterized by a discrete structure.
- the control device comprises a bridge circuit having a first, a second, a third and a fourth electronic switch, wherein the first and the second electronic switch are coupled in parallel between a supply voltage and the bridge center, wherein the third and the fourth electronic switch in parallel scarf ⁇ tion between the bridge center and a shieldspoten- tial are coupled, wherein the first signaling ⁇ illuminant is serially coupled to the second electronic switch, the second Signaltechnischsleuchtmit ⁇ tel is serially coupled to the third electronic switch, wherein a drive device is provided, which is designed to realize the following switching states of the electronic switches: a) first switch off; second Switch off; third switch off; fourth switch on; b) first switch on; second switch off; third switch on; fourth switch off; c) first switch off; second switch on; third switch on; fourth switch off; and d) first switch on; second switch off; third switch off; fourth switch on.
- the switching state c) therefore, the
- the tax comprises ervoriques a first, a second and a third terminal, the first terminal associated with the first Sig ⁇ nal Deutschensleuchtstoff, wherein the second terminal is supplied ⁇ assigns the second signaling lamps, wherein the third terminal to the first and associated with the second signaling illuminant.
- the control device is preferably realized as a microcontroller or ASIC.
- the control device is further adapted preferable to adjust the ers ⁇ th, the second, the third and the fourth state, the potential at the first to switch according to the second and at the third terminal.
- the switching states "high", "low” and “open” are preferably selected,
- the connections represent digital I / O pins.
- Microcontrollers of the medium power class generally have sufficient I / O connections, as described above that for the realization of the present invention on the basis of a generic signaling device only software effort is taken into account.
- the first signaling illumination means is coupled to the first terminal of the control device, the second signaling illumination means with the second terminal of the control device, wherein the first signaling illuminant is coupled to form a coupling point with the second Sig ⁇ nal Deutschensleuchtsch such that the first and the second signaling illuminant from the first to the second port or vice versa serially, wherein the coupling point via a Anpassvorrich ⁇ tion is coupled to the third terminal of the control device.
- the matching device comprises at least one ohmic resistance.
- ⁇ matching device comprises the series connection of a first ohmic resistance and a first diode, in particular, Schottky diode, and the series connection of a second ohmic resistor and a second diode, insbesonde ⁇ re Schottky diode, the series circuit of the first ohmic resistor and the first diode is connected in antiparallel.
- the preferred resistance for an LED that emits in the red wavelength range is different than for an LED that emits in the green or blue wavelength range.
- these boundary conditions can be optimally taken into account.
- the first ohmic resistance has a different resistance value than the second ohmic resistance.
- the midpoint potential is asymmetric ges ⁇ taltet, which in particular improves the operation when ei ⁇ nes the signaling lamps, a blue LED is ⁇ represents.
- the signaling device has a connection for coupling to a DC voltage source, wherein the signaling ⁇ s istsvoriques further comprises a voltage regulator whose input is coupled to the terminal for coupling to a DC voltage source, wherein the voltage regulator is designed, at its Output to provide a voltage which is smaller than the voltage applied to its input.
- the signaling ⁇ s istsvoriques further comprises a voltage regulator whose input is coupled to the terminal for coupling to a DC voltage source, wherein the voltage regulator is designed, at its Output to provide a voltage which is smaller than the voltage applied to its input.
- This constellation also takes into account the fact that below a certain voltage value, a series connection of two signaling illuminants, in particular LEDs, is no longer possible, while, however, control devices are available on the market which can still operate at such a low voltage level.
- a DC voltage source with a voltage of 5 V to 6 V can be applied to the connection for coupling to a DC voltage source, while the voltage at the output of the Voltage regulator, which is used to power the control device, for example, 3.3 V or even less.
- An embodiment which makes staltung of this advantageous overall use includes an electronic switch having a control electrode, a working electrode ⁇ de and a reference electrode, wherein the control device is coupled to the output of the voltage regulator, wherein the first signaling lamps between the on-circuit for Coupling with a DC voltage source and the working electrode of the electronic switch gekop ⁇ pelt, wherein the first of the three terminals of the control ⁇ device is coupled to the control electrode of the electronic switch, wherein the second signaling illumination means between the second of the three Anschlüs ⁇ se of the control device and the reference electrode of the electronic switch is coupled, wherein the reference ⁇ electrode of the electronic switch is coupled via the matching ⁇ circuit with the third of the three terminals of the control device.
- the control device comprises a microcontroller and a driver device, wherein the microcontroller is coupled to the driver device via a first and a second control line, wherein the driver device has the first, the second and the third connection.
- the microcontroller is preferably designed approximately luminous means applied to the driving device via the first and the second STEU ⁇ trol cable switching signals to turn on the first or the second or the first and the second signaling. This constellation now opens up the possibility of coupling the microcontroller to the output of the voltage regulator and the driver device with the connection for coupling to a DC voltage source.
- the first signaling lamps is ⁇ sets to deliver a radiation in a first visible wavelength range
- the second signaling ⁇ bulb is designed to deliver a radiation In a second visible wavelength range, which is different from the first visible wavelength range.
- the wavelength ranges may be, in particular, the red, the green and the blue wavelength range.
- the first and second Sig ⁇ nalmaschinesleuchtstoff each case at least one LED.
- a first ohm ⁇ shear resistance and in series with the second signaling lamps, a second ohmic resistor is coupled ,
- control device preferably has at least one output for controlling a superordinate central control device depending on of the signal at the at least one information input.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a erfindungsge ⁇ MAESSEN signaling device.
- Figure 2 is an overview of different switching states of the terminals PBO, PB1, PB2 of Signalisie ⁇ approximately apparatus of Figure 1 and the resulting on and off states of the LED1 and LED2..;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic representation of a second embodiment of an inventive performance Signalisie ⁇ approximately device
- Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of a third embodiment of an inventive performance Signalisie ⁇ approximately device; 5 is a schematic representation of a fourth embodiment of a signaling device according to the invention.
- Fig. 6 shows an embodiment of an inventive
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a first embodiment of a signaling device according to the invention 10.
- This comprises a LED1 and a LED2.
- an ohmic resistor Rvl gekop ⁇ pelt In series with the LED 1 is an ohmic resistor Rv2.
- the LED1 and LED2 can also be realized by respective LED arrays, each with a plurality of LEDs. While the LED1 emits radiation in a first wavelength range, the LED2 emits radiation in a second wavelength range, which is different from the first wavelength range. For example, the LED1 may emit green light while the LED2 emits red light.
- the signaling device 10 comprises a control device 12 having at least one information input E for coupling to an information source.
- the control device 12 has three terminals PB0, PB1 and PB2, wherein the series connection of the ohmic resistance Rvl and the LED1 is coupled to the terminal PB1, to the terminal PB2 the series connection of the ohmic resistance Rv2 and the LED2 and the terminal PBO via a resistor RvO the coupling point K, via which the series ⁇ circuit of LED1 and ohmic resistor Rvl is coupled to the series circuit of the LED2 and the ohmic resistor Rv2.
- the control device 12 is preferably designed as a microcontroller, wherein the control device 12 is designed to vary the potential at the terminals PB0, PB1, PB2, in particular between the potentials "Low", “High” and “Open” E of the control device is preferably a sensor auxiliary device, for example a motion detector, a brightness sensor, a DALI signal source or an IR signal receiving device coupled
- the ohmic resistors Rvl, Rv2 each 300 ⁇ , the ohmic resistance RvO 500 ⁇ .
- Fig. 2 shows in table form an overview of various, at the terminals PBO, PB1 and PB2 of the controller 12 switched potentials and the zugehö ⁇ membered operating states of the LED1 and LED2.
- the connection PBO is therefore to be set to "Low”
- the connection PB2 to "Open”.
- the current flows from terminal PB1 via ohmic resistor Rvl, LED1, ohmic resistor Rv2 to terminal PBO.
- connection PBO is set to "high”, the connection PB1 to “open” and the connection PB2 to "low”
- a current thus flows from the connection PBO via the ohmic resistance RvO, the LED2 and the ohmic Resistor Rv2 back to terminal PB2
- the PBO connection is set to "Open”, the PB1 connection to "High” and the PB2 connection
- a current flows from terminal PB1 via ohmic resistor Rvl, LED1, LED2 via ohmic resistor Rv2 back to terminal PB2, switching states of terminals PBO, PB1 and PB2 to realize a state which both LEDs are out ⁇ on, the table in FIG. 2 are also found to be. This condition can be achieved by a plurality of switching states.
- the control device 10 accordingly comprises a bridge circuit having a first S1, a second S2, a third S3 and a fourth electronic switch S4.
- the first Sl and the second electronic switch S2 are coupled in parallel between a supply voltage VO and the bridge center BP ⁇ .
- the third S3 and the fourth electronic switch S4 are coupled in parallel between the bridge center BP and the ground potential.
- the LED1 is serially coupled to the switch S2 while the LED2 is serially coupled to the switch S3.
- the jeweili ⁇ gen LED is again preceded by a respective ohmic resistance.
- a drive device which includes the Generalan horrvoruzeen VI, V2, V3, V4, is used to control the respective switch.
- the drive device is in particular designed to implement the following states of the electronic switches S1 to S4: a) switch S1 off, switch S2 on, switch S3 off, switch S4 on. As a result, only the LED1 is switched on. b) switch Sl on, switch S2 off, switch S3 on, switch S4 off. As a result, only the LED2 is turned on.
- FIG. 4 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a signaling device 10 according to the invention.
- This comprises a voltage regulator 14 whose input is coupled to a connection for coupling to a DC voltage source VO.
- the voltage regulator 1 provides a voltage VCC which is less than the voltage VO at its input.
- the voltage VO may be 5V, the voltage VCC 3.3V or even less.
- the series circuit of ohmic schem resistor Rv2 and LED2 as shown in Fig. 1 with the arrival circuit PB2 of the controller 12 is coupled to LED1 is on ⁇ circuit ge coupled ⁇ about their ballast resistor Rvl with for coupling to the DC voltage source VO.
- a switch S5 whose base is coupled to the terminal PB1 of the control device 12 via a base resistor Rbl, is coupled to the LED1 in series with the LED1.
- the working electrode of the switch S5 is coupled to the series circuit of the LED1 and the resistor Rvl.
- the reference electrode of the switch S5 is coupled to the coupling point K, wherein a matching device 16 between the coupling point K and the terminal PB0 of Control device 12 is coupled, which includes the series scarf ⁇ tion of an ohmic resistance RvOL and a first Schottky diode Dl, and the series circuit ei ⁇ nes second ohmic resistor RvOH and a second Schottky diode D2, the series connection of the first resistive resistor RvOL and the first Schottky diode Dl is connected in antiparallel.
- This measure takes into account the fact that in order to switch the transistor S5, the voltage VCC must be at least higher by the base-emitter voltage than the voltage at the coupling point K.
- Such a configuration of the matching device 16 allows the available residual voltage opti ⁇ times exploit, with the resistance values RvOL and RvOH must not be too small, otherwise tolerances would have an increased impact.
- This measure makes it possible, in particular, to take into account the different flux chip voltage of different LEDs, in particular LEDs, which differ with regard to the wavelength range of the light emitted by them.
- a current flows from V0 through Rvl, LED1, S5, RvOL, D1 to the connection PBO, while during sole operation of the LED2 a current flows from PBO via D2, the ohmic resistance RvOH, the LED2 and the ohmic resistance Rv2 back to port PB2 flows. If both LEDs are operated simultaneously, a current flows from V0 via Rvl, the LED1, the switch S5, the LED2, the resistor Rv2 to the terminal PB2 of the control device 12.
- the control device comprises a microcontroller 17 and a driver device 18, wherein the microcontroller 17 is coupled to the driver device 18 via a first Stl and a second control line St2.
- the 18 PB1 Trei ⁇ bervorides the terminals PBO, PB2.
- the microcontroller 17 can apply switching signals for switching on the LED1 or the LED2 or the LED1 and the LED2 or for switching off both LEDs to the driver device 18.
- the driver device 18 may in particular represent a tristate driver module which converts two switching signals of the microcontroller 17 into three drive signals for the LED pair.
- the microcontroller 17 can be operated with the low supply voltage VCC, resulting in a power saving.
- VCC low supply voltage
- Rei ⁇ henscnies of the two LEDs in the operating state, in which both LEDs are on is on the Kopp ⁇ development of driver module 18 to the connection for a direct voltage source V0 enough voltage, so that in particular blue LEDs in such On ⁇ order are operable.
- Fig. 6 shows an embodiment of a erfindungsge ⁇ MAESSEN sensor device 20 for operating a lighting device comprising nalleitersvorraumen one of the already introduced Sig-.
- a block ATmegal68 is used as the control device.
- the connection designations of this block have been adopted.
- the port PB6 corresponds to the port PBO of the other embodiments
- the port PB7 corresponds to the port PB1
- the port PD5 corresponds to the port PB2.
- the control device 12 are connected in this embodiment, some sensor auxiliary devices, in particular a motion detector 22 and a brightness sensor 24.
- an IR signal receiving device 28 is coupled, which is designed to a correlated with the received IR signal In ⁇ formationssignal to provide the corresponding information input of the control device 12.
- the control device 12 also has an output AI and at least one input El to interact with a übergeord ⁇ Neten not shown central control device which may be coupled to a plurality of such sensor devices 20. Via the IR signal receiving apparatus 28 signals are in particular fed to the controller 12 to configure a lighting ⁇ device which is coupled to the higher-level central control device.
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