Patent classifications
H05B41/288
A DEVICE WITH CUSTOMIZED INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR DESTROYING PATHOGENS
The present invention is related to a device for generating high lux intensity light comprising a filament-less lamp with a customized integrated electronic circuit that can maximize the lux intensity. The customized integrated electronic circuit has also been used in a transformer-less and battery-less high-density electron generator for generating high electron acceleration. The low-cost, light weight device is effective in killing harmful pathogens in a very short span of time.
A DEVICE WITH CUSTOMIZED INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT FOR DESTROYING PATHOGENS
The present invention is related to a device for generating high lux intensity light comprising a filament-less lamp with a customized integrated electronic circuit that can maximize the lux intensity. The customized integrated electronic circuit has also been used in a transformer-less and battery-less high-density electron generator for generating high electron acceleration. The low-cost, light weight device is effective in killing harmful pathogens in a very short span of time.
Discharge lamp driving device, light source device, projector, and discharge lamp driving method
A discharge lamp driving device includes a discharge lamp driving section configured to supply a driving current to a discharge lamp, a control section configured to control the discharge lamp driving section, and a voltage detecting section configured to detect an inter-electrode voltage. The control section supplies a driving current including a first alternating current when the inter-electrode voltage is equal to or higher than a first voltage, supplies a driving current including a second alternating current having a frequency which is lower than a frequency of the first alternating current when the inter-electrode voltage is lower than the first voltage and equal to or higher than a second voltage lower than the first voltage, and supplies a driving current including a third alternating current having a frequency which is higher than the frequency of the first alternating current when the inter-electrode voltage is lower than the second voltage.
Discharge lamp driver, light source apparatus, projector, and discharge lamp driving method
In a discharge lamp driver, a control section is configured to alternately repeat a first period in which an AC current is supplied and a second period in which a DC current is supplied, and when a first drive power lower than a rated power of the discharge lamp is supplied and an accumulated lighting time of the discharge lamp is shorter than a predetermined time, the control section is configured to set the length of the first period to be greater than that in a case where the first drive power is supplied and the accumulated lighting time is equal to or longer than the predetermined time, and set the frequency of the AC current during the first period to be higher than that in the case where the first drive power is supplied and the accumulated lighting time is equal to or longer than the predetermined time.
DISCHARGE LAMP DRIVE DEVICE, LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE, PROJECTOR, AND DISCHARGE LAMP DRIVE METHOD
A discharge lamp drive device includes a discharge lamp driver adapted to supply a drive current to a discharge lamp, a control section adapted to control the discharge lamp driver, and a storage section adapted to store a plurality of drive patterns of the drive current. Each of the drive patterns has a plurality of drive parameters. The plurality of drive patterns includes a first drive pattern and a second drive pattern different from each other in a value of at least one of the plurality of drive parameters. The control section is configured to execute the first drive pattern and the second drive pattern in accordance with at least one of accumulated lighting time of the discharge lamp and an individual of the discharge lamp in a case in which an inter-electrode voltage of the discharge lamp is at a predetermined voltage value.
DISCHARGE LAMP DRIVE DEVICE, LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE, PROJECTOR, AND DISCHARGE LAMP DRIVE METHOD
A discharge lamp drive device includes a discharge lamp driver adapted to supply a drive current to a discharge lamp having a first electrode and a second electrode, a control section adapted to control the discharge lamp driver, and a storage section adapted to store a plurality of drive patterns of the drive current. The control section is adapted to select one drive pattern of the plurality of drive patterns based on machine learning, and execute the selected drive pattern.
Discharge lamp lighting device
A discharge lamp lighting device includes a control unit adapted to control a frequency of the AC electric current supplied to a discharge lamp by a feeding unit, in different manners within a first term and a second term which are alternately repeated, the control unit is adapted to control the frequency of the AC electric current such that, within the first term, the frequency of the AC electric current becomes at least one frequency out of plural set frequencies, and is further adapted to control the frequency of the AC electric current, based on a predetermined frequency and an electric current within the previous first term, such that, within the second term, the frequency of the AC electric current becomes a frequency lower than this predetermined frequency.
Discharge lamp driving device, projector, and discharge lamp driving method
According to an aspect of the invention, a discharge lamp driving device includes a discharge lamp driving section, a control section, and a voltage detecting section. The control section is configured to execute a first discharge lamp driving for executing a first control and a second control for supplying a driving current including a direct current and an alternating current to a discharge lamp. In the first discharge lamp driving, the control section executes the first control when the interelectrode voltage is equal to or smaller than a first threshold voltage at predetermined setting timing and executes the second control when the interelectrode voltage is larger than the first threshold voltage at the predetermined setting timing. A rate of the direct current in the second control is larger than a rate of the direct current in the first control.
DISCHARGE LAMP LIGHTING DEVICE
A discharge lamp lighting device includes a control unit adapted to control a frequency of the AC electric current supplied to a discharge lamp by a feeding unit, in different manners within a first term and a second term which are alternately repeated, the control unit is adapted to control the frequency of the AC electric current such that, within the first term, the frequency of the AC electric current becomes at least one frequency out of plural set frequencies, and is further adapted to control the frequency of the AC electric current, based on a predetermined frequency and an electric current within the previous first term, such that, within the second term, the frequency of the AC electric current becomes a frequency lower than this predetermined frequency.
Discharge lamp driver, light source, projector, and method of driving discharge lamp
A discharge lamp driver includes a discharge lamp drive unit, a control unit, and a voltage detection part. When an inter-electrode voltage is smaller than a first predetermined value, the control unit controls the discharge lamp drive unit to provide a mixed period in which a first period and a second period are alternately repeated and a third period alternately including a first direct-current period and a second direct-current period. A length of the first direct-current period is larger than a length of the second direct-current period. The length of the second direct-current period is smaller than 0.5 ms. A total of the lengths of the first direct-current periods in the third period is larger than a length of the second period. When the inter-electrode voltage is smaller than the first predetermined value, the control unit is configured to increase the length of the third period in a stepwise manner.