Patent classifications
F21V14/00
Curved light duct extraction
The present disclosure describes light delivery and distribution components of a ducted lighting system having a cross-section that includes at least one curved portion and a light source. The delivery and distribution system (that is, light duct and light duct extractor) can function effectively with any light source that is capable of delivering light which is substantially collimated about the longitudinal axis of the light duct, and which is also preferably substantially uniform over the inlet of the light duct.
Lighting system
A lighting system comprises a light source having an exit window and an electrically controllable light processing arrangement, in the form of a grid of cells lying in a plane parallel to the exit window. Each cell has a cell wall formed as electrically switchable element which is switchable between at least two processing modes. The cell wall surrounds an opening, such that light emitted in a normal direction from the light source exit window is not processed, and light passing at an angle to the normal direction greater than a threshold angle is processed by the cell wall for color and/or intensity control.
Omnidirectional solid-state lamps
A light emitting diode (“LED”) light fixture includes a base including contacts for connecting to an electrical power supply, a plurality of LED disposed on a stand coupled to the base, and a protective shell coupled to the base for protecting the stand from being contacted by a foreign object. The LED stand might be an elongated spherical shaped ball, or a polygonally shaped prism.
Omnidirectional solid-state lamps
A light emitting diode (“LED”) light fixture includes a base including contacts for connecting to an electrical power supply, a plurality of LED disposed on a stand coupled to the base, and a protective shell coupled to the base for protecting the stand from being contacted by a foreign object. The LED stand might be an elongated spherical shaped ball, or a polygonally shaped prism.
Stage light having effect element made of ceramic material
A stage light having an effect element made of a ceramic material comprises a light source, an effect element, and a driving component connected to the effect element. The light emitted by the light source forms a light beam, the effect element is made of a ceramic material, and the driving component drives the effect element to rotate or move relative to the light beam so as to enable the light beam to generate a corresponding lighting effect. The stage light having an effect element made of a ceramic material has abundant effects by the effect element made of a ceramic material. Since ceramic is less susceptible to thermal deformation and has a higher temperature resistance than metal, making the effect element with a ceramic material can effectively reduce thermal deformation and cracking, thereby prolonging the service life of the effect element.
Stage light having effect element made of ceramic material
A stage light having an effect element made of a ceramic material comprises a light source, an effect element, and a driving component connected to the effect element. The light emitted by the light source forms a light beam, the effect element is made of a ceramic material, and the driving component drives the effect element to rotate or move relative to the light beam so as to enable the light beam to generate a corresponding lighting effect. The stage light having an effect element made of a ceramic material has abundant effects by the effect element made of a ceramic material. Since ceramic is less susceptible to thermal deformation and has a higher temperature resistance than metal, making the effect element with a ceramic material can effectively reduce thermal deformation and cracking, thereby prolonging the service life of the effect element.
LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE
A light source device includes a primary light source that emits primary light, a light guide that guides the primary light, an optical conversion unit that converts the primary light emitted from the light guide and having a first light distribution angle into secondary light having a second light distribution angle and emits the secondary light, and a light distribution adjustment unit that adjusts the secondary light to illumination light having a third light distribution angle and emits the illumination light. The light distribution adjustment unit and the optical conversion unit slide each other. The light distribution adjustment unit allows a light distribution adjustment amount for adjusting the second light distribution angle of the secondary light to adjust to the third light distribution angle of the illumination light.
LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE
A light source device includes a primary light source that emits primary light, a light guide that guides the primary light, an optical conversion unit that converts the primary light emitted from the light guide and having a first light distribution angle into secondary light having a second light distribution angle and emits the secondary light, and a light distribution adjustment unit that adjusts the secondary light to illumination light having a third light distribution angle and emits the illumination light. The light distribution adjustment unit and the optical conversion unit slide each other. The light distribution adjustment unit allows a light distribution adjustment amount for adjusting the second light distribution angle of the secondary light to adjust to the third light distribution angle of the illumination light.
LUMINAIRE UTILIZING A TRANSPARENT ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE DISPLAY
The examples relate to various implementations of a software configurable luminaire and a transparent display device for use in such a luminaire. The luminaire is able to generate light sufficient to provide general illumination of a space in which the luminaire is installed and provide an image display. The general illumination is provided by additional light sources and/or improved display components of the transparent display device.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CHANGING THE TEXTURE OF PROJECTED LIGHT
A lighting template usable in connection with standard theatrical lights is provided. The lighting template contains a LCD adapted to receive and reproduce video output thereon. The lighting template provides a body adapted to mount to a theatrical light so that the LCD is disposed within the focal plane thereof. Thereby a lighting designer may selectively control the video output so as to manipulate the projected light through the LCD, affordably creating animated projections from the theatrical light.