A digitally controlled LED illuminator sheet that produces far-field illumination patterns or light field distributions that increase light utilization and application efficiency. A dynamic directional LEDs (or other kinds of solid-state light sources) sheet is positioned under each lenslet of a microlens array. Individual LED beam pointing direction depends on off-axis position relative to optical axis of lenslet. Individual beams from independent LEDs form illumination pixels at the illumination plane or within a volume space and can be modulated in intensity. Illumination pixels partially overlap in far-field illumination plane and illumination volume. Data from sensors can be collected and the LEDs can be digitally turned on or off and/or pulse width or amplitude modulated based on sensor data to produce far-field illumination patterns or light field distributions with spectral efficiency and efficacious intensity.

A light source for a spotlight (100) for illuminating a film, studio, stage event and/or theatre environment comprises a carrier (10), which is designed at least in part as a single-layer circuit board, a plurality of LEDs (12) with N>2 different colour types and a current line system (14) with a plurality of lines (141, 142) with N line types for supplying the LEDs (12) being arranged on the carrier (10).

The invention relates to an airfield light comprising a body, a medium intensity lighting arrangement, and a high intensity lighting arrangement. The medium intensity lighting arrangement provides an omnidirectional light source, and the high intensity lighting arrangement provides a unidirectional or bidirectional light source. The invention is energy efficient compared to conventional airfield lights, and has particular application to temporary airfields. LEDs may be used as the light sources.

An illumination apparatus includes a main light source, a half minor, and a diffusion plate. The main light source emits main light. The half mirror is spaced apart from the main light source. The half mirror reflects a first light travelling in a first direction among the main light source. The half mirror has a reflective surface reflecting the first light to travel in a second direction. The diffusion plate is disposed between the main light source and the half mirror not overlapping the reflective surface. The diffusion plate has a first horizontal surface and a second horizontal surface. The second horizontal surface is a rear surface of the first horizontal surface. The diffusion plate transmits a second light incident on the first horizontal surface among the main light. The diffusion plate scatters the second light from the second horizontal surface.

An illumination apparatus includes a main light source, a half minor, and a diffusion plate. The main light source emits main light. The half mirror is spaced apart from the main light source. The half mirror reflects a first light travelling in a first direction among the main light source. The half mirror has a reflective surface reflecting the first light to travel in a second direction. The diffusion plate is disposed between the main light source and the half mirror not overlapping the reflective surface. The diffusion plate has a first horizontal surface and a second horizontal surface. The second horizontal surface is a rear surface of the first horizontal surface. The diffusion plate transmits a second light incident on the first horizontal surface among the main light. The diffusion plate scatters the second light from the second horizontal surface.

Provided are a sterilization module and an air purifier, which are applied in the field of air sterilization. The sterilization module is applied in the air purifier. The sterilization module includes a frame, a plurality of wave-shaped plates, and at least one sterilizing lamp. The frame is provided with a channel running through the frame from one end to another end. The plurality of wave-shaped plates are arranged at intervals in the channel, where each of the plurality of wave-shaped plates is bent alternately from the one end to the another end of the frame, so as to form an air duct that is wave-shaped between two adjacent wave-shaped plates. The at least one sterilizing lamp is disposed on the wave-shaped plate and used to emit ultraviolet (UV) light towards the air duct.

Provided are a sterilization module and an air purifier, which are applied in the field of air sterilization. The sterilization module is applied in the air purifier. The sterilization module includes a frame, a plurality of wave-shaped plates, and at least one sterilizing lamp. The frame is provided with a channel running through the frame from one end to another end. The plurality of wave-shaped plates are arranged at intervals in the channel, where each of the plurality of wave-shaped plates is bent alternately from the one end to the another end of the frame, so as to form an air duct that is wave-shaped between two adjacent wave-shaped plates. The at least one sterilizing lamp is disposed on the wave-shaped plate and used to emit ultraviolet (UV) light towards the air duct.

A light fixture, e.g., as an artificial skylight, in which light within a region defined by x, y color coordinates (0.37, 0.34), (0.35, 0.38), (0.15, 0.20), and (0.20, 0.14) exits a first light engine, and light within a region defined by coordinates (0.29, 0.32), (0.32, 0.29), (0.41, 0.36), (0.48, 0.39), (0.48, 0.43), (0.40, 0.41), and (0.35, 0.38) exits a second light engine. Also, light fixtures in which a second light engine comprises a sidewall, and light exiting a first light engine passes through space defined by the sidewall; light fixtures in which first and second light engines are able to output light providing different CS values at a luminance; light fixtures in which light incident on a surface of the fixture and cumulative light exiting the fixture have different color points; light fixtures in which light distribution characteristics of light engines differ; and/or other features. The invention also relates to corresponding methods.

A light fixture, e.g., as an artificial skylight, in which light within a region defined by x, y color coordinates (0.37, 0.34), (0.35, 0.38), (0.15, 0.20), and (0.20, 0.14) exits a first light engine, and light within a region defined by coordinates (0.29, 0.32), (0.32, 0.29), (0.41, 0.36), (0.48, 0.39), (0.48, 0.43), (0.40, 0.41), and (0.35, 0.38) exits a second light engine. Also, light fixtures in which a second light engine comprises a sidewall, and light exiting a first light engine passes through space defined by the sidewall; light fixtures in which first and second light engines are able to output light providing different CS values at a luminance; light fixtures in which light incident on a surface of the fixture and cumulative light exiting the fixture have different color points; light fixtures in which light distribution characteristics of light engines differ; and/or other features. The invention also relates to corresponding methods.

A lighting assembly with a single edge lit optical configuration produces various asymmetric light distributions which provide targeted control of light output with peak intensity that is non-normal to the light guide output face. The compact form factor of the lighting assembly embodiments having narrow width are particularly well-suited for use in linear lighting applications requiring suspended, surface and recessed installations typically used to illuminate walls, floors and/or ceilings. The lighting assembly can also be selectively configured and oriented during assembly and installation to achieve various lighting distributions. Optical components within the lighting assembly are typically positioned and retained in optical alignment with internal support features of a linear housing. The optical configuration typically includes LED board, light guide, and one or more reflectors, and an optically transmitting component providing further control of the lighting distributions and a broader range of design choices. A variety of asymmetrical and symmetrical light distributions can be achieved with one or more peak intensities. Further embodiments utilize selective alignment of the light guide with one or more reflectors to achieve different light distributions.