Patent classifications
F21V5/045
Light emitting module and planar light source
A light emitting module includes: a light guide member including: an emission region defined by a sectioning groove, a light source placement part located in the emission region, and a light adjusting hole that, in a schematic top view, is located between the sectioning groove and the light source placement part; and a light source located in the light source placement part. A refractive index of an inside of the light adjusting hole is lower than a refractive index of the light guide member. In the schematic top view, the light adjusting hole is not positioned on a first straight line connecting a center of the light source and a farthest point in the sectioning groove, the farthest point being farthest from the center of the light source.
LIGHT EMITTING MODULE
A light emitting module includes: a first light source comprising a first light emitting element configured to emit first light, and a first wavelength conversion member configured to convert a wavelength of a portion of the first light and to emit second light, such that the first light source is configured to output light that includes the first light and the second light; a first lens on which the light output from the first light source is incident; a drive unit configured to change a distance between the first lens and the first light source so as to change an amount of outgoing second light from the first lens; a second light source configured to output light having a chromaticity that is different from that of the light output from the first light source; and a second lens on which the light output from the second light source is incident.
Transparent lampshade used for solar lamp and solar lamp
The present disclosure discloses a transparent lampshade used for solar lamp, comprising a transparent lampshade body, an upper side of the lampshade body is provided with an installing recess for installing a solar luminous lamp assembly, and an upper light-transmitting portion located on a circumference of the installing recess and capable of exposing the solar luminous lamp assembly and transmitting light upwardly. Through cooperation of the installing recess and the upper light-transmitting portion in the disclosure, not only the installation of the solar luminous lamp assembly but also the use effect of light transmission on the upper side can be realized, and the outstanding effect close to the full-lighting even can be achieved, thus to maximally improve lighting effect of the whole solar lamp and bring people a more impressive visual impact, thereby greatly meeting more practical needs and facilitating further innovation and development of industry.
LOW BEAM OPTICAL MODULE, LOW BEAM ILLUMINATION MODULE, VEHICLE LAMP AND VEHICLE
A low beam optical module includes a lens, a light-shielding sheet and at least one light concentrating portion. The light-shielding sheet includes a light-shielding sheet body. An upper edge of a front end of the light-shielding sheet body comprises a low beam cutoff line structure. A front end surface and the rear end surface of the light-shielding sheet body are transparent. The light concentrating portion is connected to a rear end of the light-shielding sheet. The lens is arranged in front of the light-shielding sheet, and an outer contour surface of the at least one light concentrating portion is engaged with a lower surface of the light-shielding sheet body—the light-shielding sheet body can receive emitted light of the light concentrating portion and refract the light from the front end surface to the lens. The projected light forms a low beam region III beam shape. A low beam illumination module, a vehicle lamp and a vehicle includes the low beam optical module.
LUMINAIRES AND COMPONENTS THEREOF
Optical lenses and associated luminaire are described herein. In one aspect, a lens comprises a light receiving side comprising grooves for receiving light emitting diodes, the grooves defined by a central refractive region and walls comprising total internal reflection faces; and a light extraction side opposite the light receiving side, the light extraction side comprising refractive extraction surfaces, total internal reflection extraction surfaces, or combinations thereof. In some embodiments, luminaire comprises an array of light emitting diodes; and the lens positioned over the array of light emitting diodes.
Asymmetric zones in a fresnel lens
A Fresnel lens includes multiple different zones. At least one of the zones may be an asymmetric zone that is radially asymmetric. The asymmetric zone may redirect light received from a light source located within a focal length of the Fresnel lens to a portion of a field of view of an image sensor. In some embodiments, multiple asymmetric zones may be implemented within the same Fresnel lens, which may have different radial asymmetry.
LUMINAIRE WITH TRI-RADIAL OPTIC
A luminaire may include a light engine comprising a plurality of LEDs arranged in one or more annular rows. The luminaire may include an optic. The optic may include an annular optic body having a light entrance side facing the plurality of LEDs and a light exit side opposite the light entrance side. A plurality of annular grooves may be defined within the light exit side, the plurality of annular grooves being coaxial with the optic body. A plurality of arc-shaped grooves may be defined within the light exit side. Each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves may be convex relative to a center of the optic. Each of the plurality of arc-shaped grooves may intersect at least one of the plurality of annular grooves. The optic may be configured to produce a Unified Glare Rating of less than 28.
Linear optical projection device and method of use thereof
An optical projection device for projecting a linear image is disclosed. Light emitted by an array of light emitting diodes arranged along an array axis is focused in at least a direction perpendicular to the array axis and diffused in a direction parallel to the array axis, thereby generating a linear image in which light from adjacent light emitting diodes is spatially overlapped. In some embodiments, the focusing and diffusion of the light is performed by a Fresnel lens and a lenticular lens, respectively. The optical projection device may be employed to virtually mark a surface, such as a floor in an industrial setting. High power light emitting diodes may be employed to generate a linear image having an illuminance of at least 4000 lux that is focused to a distance between 7.5 and 20 feet.
LIGHTING SYSTEM WITH IMPROVED SENSOR CONTROL
A lighting system, including but not limited to security lighting systems, includes a light fixture having a housing and a light source supported on the housing. The light fixture may include an adjuster that is adjustable to control both an output level of the light source and an external light level at which the light source is activated. Additionally or alternatively, the light source may be a first light source, and the light fixture may include a second light source and a motion sensor housed within an installation cavity of the housing and behind an optic of the light fixture. The first light source may be supported on the housing outside of the installation cavity.
Wall Wash Micro Lighting Fixture
A wall wash recessed light fixture has a light engine assembly has an aperture, an LED module operable to emit light through the aperture, a lens disposed between the LED module and the aperture, and a reflector disposed between the LED module and the lens. The LED module has an optical axis passing through the aperture and substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis (Z). The lens has a first side forming a plano-convex lens with a convex surface facing the LED module and has a second side with a Fresnel lens surface facing the aperture, and the lens is aligned at an oblique angle Θ.sub.1 relative to the optical axis of the LED module. A diffuser is disposed between the lens and the aperture. The plano-convex lens has a principal axis aligned at the oblique angle Θ.sub.1 relative to the optical axis of the LED module.