WO2022223067A1 - Leuchte - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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- the invention relates to a lamp with a plurality of channels K n each having a light source and a collimator.
- Generic lights are usually designed as portable lights in the form of flashlights or headlights.
- lights known from the prior art have a mechanical zoom with which the distance between light source and collimator can be changed with the result that narrower or wider light distributions are produced depending on the setting.
- spot beam distant areas of the apron can be illuminated and using a wide light distribution, the so-called flood beam, close-up areas of the apron.
- Mechanical zooming sometimes has disadvantages because it requires a number of parts that are mounted so that they can move with respect to one another, which makes it more difficult to effectively seal a housing of a lamp against penetrating dust and/or penetrating water. Furthermore, a large space requirement is associated with a mechanical zoom. The handling of a mechanical zoom is also disadvantageous, because two hands are often required for this and moving the components is only possible with a comparatively high expenditure of force due to possible jamming. Finally, the quality of the light distribution is mediocre, because a collimator always produces an optimal light distribution only when there is a specific distance between the light source and the collimator. Zoom-related deviations from the optimal position therefore inevitably lead to suboptimal illumination of the area in front.
- a lamp in particular a portable lamp in the form of a pocket lamp or headlamp, which eliminates the aforementioned disadvantages.
- a zoomable lamp is to be created that requires little space and is light is to be sealed, is easy to handle and generates an optimal light distribution, which is independent of the zoom setting and therefore the set width of the light distribution.
- Each channel K n generates a light cone with different aperture angles a n.
- the aperture angles at the light cone each relate to the FWHM (Full Width Half Maximum) of the light intensity emitted by the channels.
- N we have N eN.
- the intensity of the channels K n can be controlled by setting a manipulated variable using an actuator. This means that the intensity of the light generated by the light sources of the channels is controllable.
- the manipulated variable-dependent intensities of the channels each follow a curve with a maximum and a rising edge and/or a falling edge, with the curves of neighboring channels K n -i, K n , K n+i being shifted relative to one another in such a way that a) a Actuator controlled reduction in intensity of a
- Channel K n is at least partially linked to an increase in the intensity of an adjacent channel K n ⁇ i and b) an increase in the intensity of a channel K n controlled by the actuator is linked at least in sections to a reduction in the intensity of an adjacent channel K n ⁇ i .
- suitable curves then have at least one rising edge or one falling edge. Irrespective of this, the curves can have both a rising edge and a falling edge in addition to a maximum.
- a step-by-step enlargement or reduction of the radiated light cone is possible without the collimators having to be mechanically displaced in relation to the associated light sources.
- the emitted light cone is enlarged or reduced step by step, the intensity of the controlled channels is continuously increased or reduced, resulting in a smooth transition between different zoom settings.
- the emitted light cone is thus adjusted completely electronically, which is why such a zoomable lamp advantageously requires less space and is easy to seal and handle.
- the collimators can be optimally designed for the fixed distance to the respectively assigned light source, so that an optimal light distribution results regardless of the setting.
- the manipulated variable-dependent intensities l n (x) each follow a bell-shaped curve with a rising edge, a maximum and a falling edge.
- the bell-shaped curve is open downwards.
- An advantageous development of the invention provides that the maximum intensity of a channel K n coincides with the end of the falling edge of the channel K n -i adjacent to the left and the beginning of the rising edge of the channel K n+i adjacent to the right. With such a shift, In particular with such a phase shift between the manipulated variable-dependent intensities, no further channel is driven at maximum intensity of a channel K n .
- the intensity of the previously controlled channel K n is only reduced when the manipulated variable is changed using the actuator, while the intensity of an adjacent channel K n ⁇ i is increased until the actuator is set so that the adjacent channel K n ⁇ i produces its maximum intensity. This results in a soft zoom effect between different channels and a uniform light distribution, since only one or two channels are controlled regardless of the setting, which is why the light distribution has a maximum of two areas with different light intensities.
- the intensities of the channels K n run linearly in the area of the rising edge and/or in the area of the falling edge. Provision is preferably made for the intensities of the channels K n to follow a triangular function with a linear rising edge and a linear falling edge between the start of the rising edge and the end of the falling edge.
- x is the manipulated variable of the actuator.
- the constant a is a member of the real numbers and is greater than or equal to 2, so ⁇ ae R
- the rising edge, the falling edge and/or the bell-shaped curve can also have any other shape, with the curve preferably being continuous and/or continuously differentiable.
- the actuator for setting the manipulated variable and thus for setting the intensity of the controlled channels K n and for carrying out the electronically controlled zooming is an encoder, in particular a rotary encoder, a slide control or a button.
- the manipulated variable is set with a rotary encoder by turning a rotary knob and with a slider by moving a slider.
- a button on the other hand, can be set in such a way that a continuous change in the manipulated variable and therefore a continuous zooming takes place when the button is pressed and held.
- the channels K n are activated step by step or continuously from the first channel Ki to the last channel KN, but that the sequence of channels K n must be run through in reverse order for switching from channel KN to channel Ki.
- This embodiment is fulfilled, for example, when the actuator is configured as a slider and the end stops of the slider coincide with channel Ki on the left and channel KN on the right.
- a periodic sequence of the channels K n can be implemented, for example, by a rotary encoder or a button, since neither a rotary encoder nor a button is or must be limited by a stop on the left or right.
- Switching on the lamp can be associated with different settings of the actuator. According to a first advantageous embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the switching on of the lamp is linked to the last setting made of the actuator. As an alternative to this, it is provided that switching on the lamp is associated with a constant start setting.
- the intensity of the channels completely disappears outside of the bell-shaped curve or assumes a constant value.
- FIGS. 2a-f diagrams with different curves of the channel-dependent intensities as a function of a manipulated variable.
- a lamp 10 is shown with three channels Ki, K2, K3, each of which has a light source 111, 112, 113 and a collimator 121, 122, 123.
- Each channel K1, K2, K3 generates a light cone 131, 132, 133 with different opening angles ai, 02, 03, with the channels K1, K2, K3 forming a sequence whose light cones 131, 132, 133 have gradually larger opening angles a-1 ,2,3. Accordingly, the following applies: CM ⁇ 02 ⁇ 03.
- the intensities l n of the channels K1, K2, K3 can be adjusted by means of an actuator 14, the actuator 14 in the illustrated embodiment being designed as a rotary encoder 141 and a manipulated variable x depending on its set rotary position to a Control unit 15 outputs.
- the actuator 14 By turning the actuator 14 in the direction of the arrow 19, the manipulated variable x changes and the channels K1, K2, K3 generate a varying and manipulated variable-dependent Intensity l n (x).
- the manipulated variable-dependent intensities l n (x) of the channels Ki, K2, K3 each follow a curve with a maximum and a rising edge and/or a falling edge, with the curves of adjacent channels K n , K n ⁇ i being shifted relative to one another in such a way that a controlled by the actuator 14 reduction in the intensity l n (x) of a channel K n is at least partially linked to an increase in the intensity l n ⁇ i (x) of an adjacent channel K n ⁇ i and vice versa.
- 2a-e show different functional relationships between the channel-dependent intensities l n (x) as a function of a manipulated variable x.
- FIG. 2a shows a first concrete assignment of a manipulated variable x and the manipulated variable-dependent intensities l n (x) of the channels K n , the intensities l n (x) being normalized in FIG. 2a and in the following diagrams.
- FIGS. 2a show the cross-sectional views of the light cones 131, 132, 133 viewed at a constant distance from the lamp 10, with a cross-section colored completely black symbolizing a higher intensity and a hatched cross-section symbolizing a comparatively lower intensity.
- Changing the manipulated variable x towards larger values initially reduces the intensity h(x) of the channel K1, while the intensity l2(x) of the channel K2 adjacent to the right increases at the same time.
- the channel K1 accordingly follows a falling edge 18, whereas the channel K2 follows a rising edge 16.
- At the point of intersection (position 2) there is a light distribution with a larger diameter compared to position 1.
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x up to position 3 leads to the maximum intensity (x) of the channel K2, while the remaining channels K1, K3 have a vanishing intensity h,3(x).
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x increases the diameter of the light distribution, since channel K3 is controlled with increasing intensity h(x).
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x up to Position 5 leads to a maximum intensity (x) of the channel K3 and consequently to a homogeneous illumination of the area in front with a maximum opening angle ⁇ 3, so that a flood beam is set in position 5.
- a further increase in manipulated variable x reduces the intensity h(x) of channel K3 and increases the intensity h(x) of channel K1 because channel K1 is defined as the right-hand adjacent channel to channel K3 in the exemplary embodiment shown.
- the channels K3 and K1 are illuminated with weaker intensity, which results in the singular activation of the channel K1 if the manipulated variable x is further increased.
- the shift or phase shift f h between the manipulated variable-dependent intensities l n (x) of the channels K n allows a continuous variation of the manipulated variable x to gradually enlarge or reduce the light cones 131, 132, 133.
- the intensities l increase or decrease n (x) continuous. This creates an electronically controlled zoom effect for optimal illumination of the apron.
- FIG. 2b shows a triangular progression of the intensities l n (x) with a linear rising edge 16, a maximum 17 and a linear falling edge 18.
- the mode of operation and therefore the fading of the channels K n by varying a specifiable manipulated variable x is however analogously to the embodiment according to FIG. 2a.
- the number of channels K n is essentially unlimited.
- 2c shows the channel-dependent intensities l n (x) of the channels K1_N, each with one
- Phase shift f h after which the maximum intensity l n (x) of a channel K n with the end of the falling edge 18 of the left side adjacent channel K n -i and with coincides with the beginning of the rising edge 16 of the right-hand adjacent channel K n+i .
- the shift or phase shift f h between the channel-dependent intensities l n (x) can also be chosen to be smaller in deviation from FIGS Channel K n is only partially linked to an increase in the intensity l n ⁇ i (x) of an adjacent channel K n ⁇ i and vice versa.
- 2d shows an exemplary embodiment of the invention with a comparatively smaller phase shift f h , so that the maxima 17 of the channels Ki, K2, K3 within the dashed circles coincide with a residual intensity of the adjacent channels K n ⁇ i .
- a reduction in the intensity h(x) of the channel K1 thus only leads to an increase in the intensity l n (x) of the adjacent channels K2,3 in the regions Ai and A2 and thus in sections.
- a reduction in the intensity h(x) of the channel K1 also leads to a reduction in the intensity of a subsequent channel.
- the intensity l2(x) of the channel K2 also decreases in the region Bi when the intensity h(x) of the channel K1 decreases.
- both the intensity h(x) of the channel K1 and the intensity (x) of the adjacent channel K3 increase as the manipulated variable x increases.
- the intensities l n (x) of the channels K n do not disappear outside of the bell-shaped profile, but have a constant value.
- 2e shows a corresponding profile of the channel-dependent intensities I n (x) as a function of the manipulated variable x.
- the basic intensity, ie the intensity l n (x) outside of the bell-shaped area, can be identical or—as shown—can be different depending on the channel.
- FIG. 2f shows a final exemplary assignment between a manipulated variable x and the manipulated variable-dependent intensities l n (x) of the channels K n .
- Changing the manipulated variable x towards larger values initially reduces the intensity h(x) of the channel Ki, with the intensity h(x) following a concave function, which means that the slope of the rising edge 16 decreases as the manipulated variable x increases becomes.
- the intensity l2(x) of the channel K2 adjacent to the right increases at the same time, with the intensity l2(x) following a convex function, so that the slope of the falling edge 18 decreases as the manipulated variable x increases, up to a maximum 17.
- position 2 At the point of intersection (position 2) there is a light distribution with a larger diameter compared to position 1.
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x up to position 3 leads to the maximum intensity (x) of the channel K2, while the intensities h,3(x) of the other channels Ki, K3 disappear.
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x increases the diameter of the light distribution, since channel K3 is controlled with increasing intensity h(x).
- the intensity h(x) of the channel K3 follows a form that is linearly dependent on the manipulated variable x, so that there is a linear rising edge.
- the intensity (x) of the channel K2 decreases, with the manipulated variable-dependent reduction in the intensity (x) of the channel K2 in this area being a linear function of the manipulated variable x.
- the channel K2 therefore has a linear descending edge 18.
- a light cone is produced with an opening angle ⁇ 3, which is larger in comparison to the opening angle ⁇ 2.
- a further increase in the manipulated variable x up to position 5 leads to a maximum intensity h(x) of the channel K3 and consequently to a homogeneous illumination of the area in front with a maximum opening angle ⁇ 3, so that a flood beam is set in position 5.
- a mechanical and/or electronic stop of the encoder is provided at this point, so that no further increase in the manipulated variable x is provided.
- At least a further increase in the manipulated variable x does not lead to a change in the intensities l n (x) of the channel K n controlled in this position.
- a vibration signal for example in the form of a brief flashing, and /or an acoustic one Signal, for example in the form of a tone, delivered that signals to the user that the stop has been reached.
- different signals can be used for the right-hand stop and the left-hand stop.
- Light distribution according to position 1, 2, 3 or 4 is therefore only possible by turning or pushing back the encoder.
- a corresponding stop is also provided to the left of position 1, which is why the manipulated variable x can only be varied between positions 1 and 5.
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EP22709567.6A EP4264127A1 (de) | 2021-04-22 | 2022-02-03 | Leuchte |
JP2023553126A JP2024515234A (ja) | 2021-04-22 | 2022-02-03 | 照明器具 |
CN202280012802.7A CN116848353A (zh) | 2021-04-22 | 2022-02-03 | 灯 |
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