Patent classifications
F21V5/02
LASER PHOSPHOR ILLUMINATION SYSTEM USING STATIONARY PHOSPHOR FIXTURE
A laser-excited-phosphor light-source system in which a phosphor plate remains stationary while a laser beam is made to scan across the phosphor plate. In some embodiments, the phosphor-plate assembly includes a plurality of areas each having a different phosphor substance that emits wavelength-converted light in response to excitation from the scanned laser beam and/or a diffusive material. In some embodiments, one or more rotating prisms and/or one or more rotating or oscillating or angularly displaced mirrors are used to deflect the input laser light on the way toward the phosphor plate and to deflect the wavelength-converted and/or diffused light in the opposite direction such that the output beam of wavelength-converted and/or diffused light remains stationary with respect to the phosphor plate as the input laser beam is moved across the surface of the phosphor-plate assembly.
PRISM LAYER AND DISPLAY DEVICE
The present invention relates to a prism layer (10) superimposed on the front surface of a display (20), in which: a plurality of prism parts (11) are vertically arranged; the prism parts (11) each have an upper slope surface (12) and a lower slope surface (13), and have a corner part (14) which has a forward protruding triangular shape in a cross-sectional view; the angle θ1 of the upper slope surface (12) with respect to a rear surface (15) is set to 60° to 120°, and the angle θ2 of the lower slope surface (13) with respect to the rear surface (15) is set to 5° to 45°; and the pitch Pp of a groove part (16) between the prism parts (11) is made smaller than the vertical pitch Pd of a pixel (21) of the display (20).
Lamp
A lamp is provided that includes a light source (1101) including at least one light emitting point (S0); and a light receiving device located between the light source (1101) and the optical path of a collimating optical element (1104, 3104), the light receiving device at least includes at least two light guides (1102, 1103, 3302), for respectively collecting light beams (1301, 1303, 3301, 3303) emitted at different angles from the light emitting point (S0) of the light source (1101), and respectively directing the collected light beams (1301, 1303, 3301, 3303) to the collimating optical element (1104, 3104) in a reflective or refractive manner, after which the light beams forming parallel light after the collimation of the collimating optical element (1104, 3104); and further includes a mirror array (1105, 3105) for reflecting the parallel light to form a reflected light spot array.
Lamp
A lamp is provided that includes a light source (1101) including at least one light emitting point (S0); and a light receiving device located between the light source (1101) and the optical path of a collimating optical element (1104, 3104), the light receiving device at least includes at least two light guides (1102, 1103, 3302), for respectively collecting light beams (1301, 1303, 3301, 3303) emitted at different angles from the light emitting point (S0) of the light source (1101), and respectively directing the collected light beams (1301, 1303, 3301, 3303) to the collimating optical element (1104, 3104) in a reflective or refractive manner, after which the light beams forming parallel light after the collimation of the collimating optical element (1104, 3104); and further includes a mirror array (1105, 3105) for reflecting the parallel light to form a reflected light spot array.
Lighting apparatus
A lighting apparatus includes a light source module, a light passing cover, a prism plate and a surface rim. The light source module includes a light source plate and multiple LED modules mounted on the light source plate. The light passing cover has a first side facing to the multiple LED modules for receiving a light from the multiple LED modules. The prism plate is disposed with more than 50 prism units for diffusing the light passing through the light passing cover from a second side of the light passing cover. The surface rim has a light opening for the light diffused by the prism units to escape from the lighting apparatus.
Lighting apparatus
A lighting apparatus includes a light source module, a light passing cover, a prism plate and a surface rim. The light source module includes a light source plate and multiple LED modules mounted on the light source plate. The light passing cover has a first side facing to the multiple LED modules for receiving a light from the multiple LED modules. The prism plate is disposed with more than 50 prism units for diffusing the light passing through the light passing cover from a second side of the light passing cover. The surface rim has a light opening for the light diffused by the prism units to escape from the lighting apparatus.
BACKLIGHT MODULE AND DISPLAY DEVICE FOR PRIVACY PROTECTION
The backlight module includes multiple backlight units. Each backlight unit includes a first light emitting unit and multiple second light emitting units. The first light emitting unit has a first beam angle, and each second light emitting unit has a second beam angle which is narrower than the first beam angle. In a first mode, a light intensity of the first light emitting unit is equal to a first intensity, and a light intensity of the second light emitting units is equal to a second intensity. In a second mode, the light intensity of the first light emitting unit is equal to a third intensity, and the light intensity of the second light emitting units is equal to a fourth intensity. The first intensity is greater than the third intensity, and the second intensity is less than the fourth intensity.
BACKLIGHT MODULE AND DISPLAY DEVICE FOR PRIVACY PROTECTION
The backlight module includes multiple backlight units. Each backlight unit includes a first light emitting unit and multiple second light emitting units. The first light emitting unit has a first beam angle, and each second light emitting unit has a second beam angle which is narrower than the first beam angle. In a first mode, a light intensity of the first light emitting unit is equal to a first intensity, and a light intensity of the second light emitting units is equal to a second intensity. In a second mode, the light intensity of the first light emitting unit is equal to a third intensity, and the light intensity of the second light emitting units is equal to a fourth intensity. The first intensity is greater than the third intensity, and the second intensity is less than the fourth intensity.
Multi-mode illumination module and related method
The illumination module for emitting light (5) can operate in at least two different modes, wherein in each of the modes, the emitted light (5) has a different light distribution. The module has a mode selector (10) for selecting the mode in which the module operates, and it has an optical arrangement. The arrangement includes—a microlens array (LL1) with a multitude of transmissive or reflective microlenses (2) which are regularly arranged at a lens pitch P (P1);—an illuminating unit for illuminating the microlens array (LL1). The illuminating unit includes a first array of light sources (S1) operable to emit light of a first wavelength L1 each and having an aperture each. The apertures are located in a common emission plane which is located at a distance D (D1) from the microlens array (LL1). In a first one of the modes, for the lens pitch P, the distance D and the wavelength L1 applies P2=2.Math.L1.Math.D/N wherein N is an integer with N≥1.
Multi-mode illumination module and related method
The illumination module for emitting light (5) can operate in at least two different modes, wherein in each of the modes, the emitted light (5) has a different light distribution. The module has a mode selector (10) for selecting the mode in which the module operates, and it has an optical arrangement. The arrangement includes—a microlens array (LL1) with a multitude of transmissive or reflective microlenses (2) which are regularly arranged at a lens pitch P (P1);—an illuminating unit for illuminating the microlens array (LL1). The illuminating unit includes a first array of light sources (S1) operable to emit light of a first wavelength L1 each and having an aperture each. The apertures are located in a common emission plane which is located at a distance D (D1) from the microlens array (LL1). In a first one of the modes, for the lens pitch P, the distance D and the wavelength L1 applies P2=2.Math.L1.Math.D/N wherein N is an integer with N≥1.