CN107820350B - Method for controlling brightness switching of LED lamp and brightness switching device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for controlling brightness switching of an LED lamp and a brightness switching device. In order to achieve a simplified power supply and brightness switching design of an LED lamp, in one embodiment, a method for controlling brightness switching of an LED lamp is provided, including: when a sensor arranged in the LED lamp senses an external source, triggering an excitation signal to a load control circuit electrically connected with the sensor; and the working current of the LED lamp is promoted through the load control circuit so as to switch the brightness. In another embodiment, a brightness switching device of an LED lamp is provided.
Description
The present application is a divisional application of chinese patent application having application number 201511010625.7, application date 2015, 12/30, entitled "method for controlling brightness switching of LED lamp and brightness switching device".
Technical Field
The invention mainly relates to a method for controlling the brightness switching of an LED lamp by adopting a power supply improvement and load change scheme, and a brightness switching device or an integrated circuit for realizing the method.
Background
LED light sources are widely used due to their advantages of high light extraction and low energy consumption. The work of the LED light source needs to be driven by accessing a suitable power supply, generally, a switching power supply is selected for manufacturing and selecting the power supply to step down and rectify the alternating current and then convert the alternating current into direct current for the LED light source to work, so different types of power supplies need to be designed for different LED lamps, which consumes cost and is prone to heat dissipation. On the other hand, in order to realize the luminance change conversion of the LED lamp, a special driving circuit needs to be designed to convert the power supplied by the power supply, which further increases the cost.
Disclosure of Invention
The embodiment of the invention is different from the prior art for solving the problems of power supply cost and efficiency of the LED lamp, and in the embodiment of the brightness switching device designed for the LED lamp, a switching power supply is not used to be converted into a power conversion device, the LED light source is directly used as a voltage reduction circuit, in order to obtain and rectify the alternating current, a rectifying circuit can be further coupled at the front end of the LED light source, a technician can use a linear bridge rectifying circuit or a conventional waveform inverting circuit (for example, a negative half-cycle inverting circuit) to rectify the external alternating current, and thus, the voltage input to the brightness switching device can be set at a fixed value, thereby realizing effective control.
In addition, the present inventors studied the luminance switching using an external source to excite the luminance switching device on the basis of the foregoing. The external source may be in the form of a signal from a human body, or other external sensor, such as sound, light or infrared radiation. Meanwhile, the brightness switching device of the invention designs the static working current or power of the LED light source, so that the static working current can be used as the standby working current of the LED light source (for example, the low light-emitting rate state of the LED light source) and also can be used as the starting current of the sensor device for sensing the external source. In this way, a lower current will flow in the LED light source used as a step-down circuit, which can be used to provide the operating voltage of the sensor device via the step-down of the LED light source.
In one embodiment, a method of controlling brightness switching of an LED light fixture includes: when a sensor arranged in the LED lamp senses an external source, triggering an excitation signal to a load control circuit electrically connected with the sensor; and the working current of the LED lamp is promoted through the load control circuit so as to switch the brightness.
In this embodiment, the sensor is activated after sensing an external source signal and outputs an excitation signal to the load control circuit to generate a reverse trigger signal, so that the load control circuit reversely increases the power supply voltage at the two ends of the LED light source, thereby realizing the state transition of the LED light source from a low light-emitting rate to a high light-emitting rate.
In an example of the method for controlling the brightness switching of the LED lamp, the sensor is an infrared heat sensor or a photoelectric sensor, and the external source is an infrared signal triggering the infrared heat sensor or an optical signal triggering the photoelectric sensor.
The method for controlling the brightness switching of the LED lamp further comprises the following steps: the LED light source array of the LED lamp is used for reducing the alternating voltage from the alternating power line and supplying the working voltage to the sensor after the voltage is stabilized by the load control circuit.
In another embodiment, a brightness switching device of an LED lamp is composed of: a sensor for sensing an external source to trigger the brightness switching; an array of LED light sources for illumination; and a load control circuit electrically connected between the sensor and the array of LED light sources, configured to: and receiving an excitation signal of a sensor electrically connected with the load control circuit, and increasing the working current of the LED lamp to switch the brightness. In the embodiment, only the above characteristic components can be used, other electrical components are not needed, and a single chip microcomputer or a digital signal processor unit is not needed to control the brightness switching.
In one variation, the load control circuit is composed of a voltage regulator, a voltage stabilizing switch, an excitation switch, a third resistor, a fourth resistor and a diode, wherein the voltage stabilizing switch is connected to the LED light source array and is tapped to the input end of the voltage regulator and the power supply end of the sensor.
The voltage stabilizer of the load control circuit adopts a low-dropout linear voltage stabilizer. In addition, the voltage stabilizing switch and the exciting switch are realized by MOS switches.
In one example, the output of the voltage regulator is split into two paths: one path is connected with the excitation switch through a fourth resistor, the other path is connected with an LED luminous tube through a third resistor, the LED luminous tube is further grounded, and a trigger pin of the sensor is connected with the excitation switch to input an excitation signal.
In this embodiment, the LED light source array is configured to: and the AC voltage from the AC power line is reduced, and the voltage is stabilized by the load control circuit and then supplied to the sensor to work.
Further, the LED light source array is further electrically connected to a boost circuit configured to: and boosting the alternating voltage from the alternating current power line so as to meet the arrangement setting of the LED light source array.
And the LED light source array is connected in parallel with a bypass voltage stabilizing circuit for stabilizing the voltage at two ends of the LED light source array.
In another variant, a voltage stabilizing switch connected to the output end of the LED light source array is arranged between the load control circuit and the sensor and is configured to switch the operating current of the LED light source array.
As a modification of this modification, the load control circuit is composed of a voltage regulator, an excitation switch, a third resistor, a fourth resistor, and a diode. The voltage stabilizing switch is connected to a power path of the LED light source array and is branched to the input end of the voltage stabilizer and the power supply end of the sensor.
As a further improvement, the voltage stabilizing switch is electrically connected to a voltage stabilizer, wherein one end of the voltage stabilizer is provided with an excitation switch electrically connected to the output end of the sensor, and the voltage stabilizer is configured to: the excitation switch is conducted according to the excitation signal to change the conducting state of the voltage stabilizing switch, so that the working current of the LED lamp is improved.
In the foregoing embodiments, the brightness switching device may be packaged on a single-layer integrated circuit board, and the brightness switching device and the LED light source may be electrically coupled by plugging.
The voltage stabilizing switch and the excitation switch are arranged on the LED particle substrate in a surface mounting mode so as to realize effective heat dissipation.
The embodiment of the invention adopts the linear voltage characteristic, the static working current is designed, and the alternating current of the power line of the power grid is provided to the proper working voltage of the sensor after being reduced by the LED light source particles; meanwhile, the working current of the whole LED light source array is reversely adjusted by adopting the load control circuit, and the working current of the sensor is a part of the standby current of the LED light source, and the working current or power is adjusted by switching the load control circuit to convert the load of the LED light source, so that the brightness of the LED lamp is improved. As the outstanding effect of the invention, the circuit of the brightness switching device or the method is more simplified, stable and reliable, and the installation is convenient, thus being suitable for popularization.
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The outstanding effects of the invention can be embodied in detail by referring to the attached drawings, and the embodiment of the invention is particularly effective to control and easy to install and realize for an LED lamp tube or a common fluorescent lamp tube. Referring to fig. 1, in one embodiment, a method of controlling brightness switching of an LED lamp (e.g., an LED tube) includes:
step 1, when a sensor 10 arranged in the LED lamp senses an external source, triggering an excitation signal to a load control circuit electrically connected to the sensor 10. Wherein the sensor 10 is input into the load control circuit through its trigger pin OUT. As shown in fig. 1, the load control circuit is composed of a voltage regulator U1, a voltage regulator switch Q1, an excitation switch Q2, a third resistor R3, a fourth resistor R4, and a diode D80. The voltage stabilizing switch Q1 and the excitation switch Q2 may be implemented by MOS switches or other switch gate arrays, and the voltage stabilizing switch Q1 is connected to the power path of the LED light source array 30 and is tapped to the input terminal of the voltage stabilizer U1 and the power supply terminal VCC of the sensor 10. The main electrical component of the load control circuit is a regulator U1, which may be, for example, a low dropout linear regulator (LDO) or similar linear regulator device/chip, and the output of which is connected to two paths: one path is connected to an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected to an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, and the LED tube D80 is further grounded to GND (ground potential). The trigger pin OUT of the sensor 10 is connected with the excitation switch Q2 to input an excitation signal; and
and 2, improving the working current of the LED lamp through the load control circuit to switch the brightness.
In an example of the method for controlling the brightness switching of the LED lamp, the sensor 10 is an infrared heat sensor or a photoelectric sensor, and the external source is an infrared signal triggering the infrared heat sensor or an optical signal triggering the photoelectric sensor. The skilled person will appreciate that other sensors may be used to implement this. For example, a radar sensor, a photo switch, or the like is used.
Wherein, the step 1 further comprises: the ac voltage from the ac power line is stepped down by the LED light source array 30 of the LED lamp, and is stabilized by the load control circuit and then supplied to the sensor 10 to operate at the operating voltage VCC.
In this example, the LED light source array 30 is connected in parallel with a bypass voltage regulator circuit for stabilizing the voltage across the LED light source array 30. In order to connect one end of the voltage stabilizing switch Q1 in the load control circuit to the first resistor R1, the second resistor R2 and the voltage stabilizing diode D2, the first resistor R1, the second resistor R2 and the voltage stabilizing diode D2 are connected in series between the dc voltage V + and the V-terminal input to the LED light source array 30, and further connected to the GND, so that the dc voltage input to the LED light source array 30 can be stabilized, and the stabilized operating voltage VCC can be output to the sensor 10 through the voltage stabilizing switch Q1.
Further, in the method for controlling brightness switching of the LED lamp, the ac voltage from the ac power line is boosted to meet the arrangement of the LED light source array.
In this example, as shown in fig. 1, for the LED lamp, the LED light source array 30 is formed by serially connecting a plurality of LED light emitting tubes (or light emitting particles), such as 79 LED light emitting tubes D1, …, and D79 in total, and if the light source array implemented in the serial form can satisfy the condition that the current is constant, each LED light emitting tube is equally limited step by step, so that the dc voltage input to the voltage stabilizing switch Q1 can be controlled to be (for example) +12V, and the operating voltage of the start sensor 10 can be satisfied. For more LED light emitting tubes, the input dc voltage V + is limited, so that the dc voltage V + can be boosted or reduced according to the requirement of the starting voltage, for example, for 200 LED light emitting tubes, the dc voltage V + of 200V can be boosted to 330V. Therefore, a voltage boosting circuit 20 may be provided to boost the dc voltage V +, and in other examples, a voltage step-down circuit, a linear dc conversion circuit, an isolation conversion circuit, or the like may be provided.
As a further variation, the step 1 further includes: the quiescent operating current of the LED light source array 30 is set to determine the lower brightness operating state of the LED light source array 30. According to the above embodiment, the output of regulator U1 is split into two paths: one path is connected to an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected to an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, and the LED tube D80 is further grounded to GND (ground potential). The low current I1 can be set by the third resistor R3 and the device characteristics of the LED tube D80, and the corresponding input current is I2 by the clamp voltage VCC after the voltage reduction of the LED light source array 30, so the static operating current I0 of the LED light source array 30 is I1+ I2, in the above embodiment, the low-luminance operating state of the LED light source array 30 may be a low light-emitting rate state, or an off state, but there is still a current therein. In a preferred example, the quiescent operating current I0 can be adjusted indirectly by adjusting the third resistor R3.
After the sensor 10 receives an external source, the pin OUT will generate an excitation voltage, the voltage regulator U1 is triggered corresponding to the excitation switches Q2 and R4, and the excitation current I3 is fed back to the path of the LED light source array 30, so that, after the light emitting rate state is switched, the operating current IOUT of the LED light source array 30 is I1+ I2+ I3, and the LED light source array 30 will be turned on or brighter. In a preferred example, the operating current IOUT can be adjusted indirectly by adjusting the fourth resistor R4.
Further, in step 2, if the sensor 10 does not sense the external source within a preset time, or enters the standby state according to the preset time, the pin OUT outputs a cut-off signal to the excitation switch Q1, so that the excitation current I3 triggered by the voltage regulator U1 disappears, and the LED light source array 30 returns to the low light-emitting rate or the off state again.
In another embodiment, the brightness switching device of the LED lamp for implementing the above method is composed of: a sensor 10 for sensing an external source to trigger the brightness switching; an array of LED light sources 30 for illumination; and a load control circuit electrically connected between the sensor 10 and the LED light source array 30, the load control circuit being configured to: receiving an excitation signal of the sensor 10 electrically connected to the load control circuit, and boosting the operating current of the LED lamp to perform brightness switching.
Application in radar lamp tube
Referring to fig. 1 again, an example of such a brightness switching device may be a radar lamp or an LED radar lamp, and the radar lamp is provided with a radar sensor for sensing an external source by means of electromagnetic waves. The embodiment can be applied to places such as underground garages and the like. Under the common use environment, the lamp works in a low-power state for a long time, can be switched to a full-power lighting state when a moving object is sensed, and can be turned off in a delayed mode.
The inventor researches and obtains the main working characteristics of the radar lamp tube and improves the characteristics: the LED light source array can be lightened at low power in a standby state, the power is between 3 and 5W, and the LED light source array can be lightened at full power when a moving object is sensed, and the power is between 12 and 15W. Therefore, the load of the LED light source array 30 can be switched by the load control circuit, thereby achieving full power lighting.
As shown in fig. 1, as an improvement, the load control circuit is composed of a voltage regulator U1, a voltage regulator switch Q1, an excitation switch Q2, a third resistor R3, a fourth resistor R4 and a diode D80. The voltage stabilizing switch Q1 and the exciting switch Q2 can be implemented by MOS switches or other switch gate arrays. The voltage regulator switch Q1 is connected to the power path of the LED light source array 30, and is tapped to the input terminal of the voltage regulator U1 and the power supply terminal VCC of the sensor 10. In one example, the main electrical component of the load control circuit is a regulator U1, which may be, for example, a low dropout linear regulator (LDO) or similar linear regulator device/chip, with an output connected to two paths: one path is connected to an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected to an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, and the LED tube D80 is further grounded to GND (ground potential). The trigger pin OUT of the sensor 10 is connected to the excitation switch Q2 for inputting an excitation signal.
Wherein the LED light source array 30 is configured to: the ac voltage from the ac power line is stepped down and stabilized by the load control circuit, and then supplied to the sensor 10 at the operating voltage VCC.
Further, the LED light source array 30 is further electrically connected to the voltage boost circuit 20, the voltage boost circuit 20 is configured to: and boosting the alternating voltage from the alternating current power line so as to meet the arrangement setting of the LED light source array.
The LED light source array 30 is formed by serially connecting a plurality of LED light emitting tubes (or light emitting particles), such as 79 LED light emitting tubes D1, …, and D79, in series, if the light source array implemented in series can satisfy the condition that the current is constant, each LED light emitting tube is gradually and equally limited, so that the dc voltage input to the voltage stabilizing switch Q1 can be controlled to be (for example) +12V, and the working voltage of the start sensor 10 is satisfied.
For more LED light emitting tubes, the input dc voltage V + is limited, so that the dc voltage V + can be boosted or reduced according to the requirement of the starting voltage, for example, for 200 LED light emitting tubes, the dc voltage V + of 200V can be boosted to 330V. Therefore, a voltage boosting circuit 20 may be provided to boost the dc voltage V +, and in other examples, a voltage step-down circuit, a linear dc conversion circuit, an isolation conversion circuit, or the like may be provided.
As another improvement, a voltage stabilizing switch Q1 connected to the output end of the LED light source array is provided between the load control circuit and the sensor, and is configured to switch the operating current of the LED light source array. The voltage stabilizing switch Q1 can be designed independently of the load control circuit, or can be a brightness switch of a conventional radar lamp.
In this modification, the load control circuit is composed of a regulator U1, an excitation switch Q2, a third resistor R3, a fourth resistor R4, and a diode D80. The voltage regulator switch Q1 is connected to the power path of the LED light source array 30, and is tapped to the input terminal of the voltage regulator U1 and the power supply terminal VCC of the sensor 10.
In one example, the main electrical component of the load control circuit is a voltage regulator U1, the output of which is connected to two paths: one path is connected to an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected to an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, and the LED tube D80 is further grounded to GND (ground potential). The trigger pin OUT of the sensor 10 is connected to the excitation switch Q2 for inputting an excitation signal. In this example, the voltage regulator U1 is used as a load for the LED light source array 30, such as a third resistor R3, a fourth resistor R4, or a switching control module for the internal resistances of the LED tubes.
In the above embodiment, the LED tube D80 may be a component having the same specification as the LED tubes D1, … and D79 of the LED light source array 30, or another diode device may be used.
Further, the voltage regulator Q1 is electrically connected to a voltage regulator U1, wherein one end of the voltage regulator U1 is provided with an excitation switch Q2 electrically connected to the sensor output, and the voltage regulator U1 is configured to: the excitation switch Q2 is turned on according to an excitation signal to change the conducting state of the voltage stabilizing switch Q1, so that the working current of the LED lamp is increased.
Wherein, the static operating current of the LED light source array 30 should be set according to the low-power lighting state (3 to 5W power) of the radar lamp tube to determine the lower-brightness operating state of the LED light source array 30. According to the above embodiment, the output of regulator U1 is split into two paths: one path is connected to an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected to an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, and the LED tube D80 is further grounded to GND (ground potential). The low current I1 can be set by the third resistor R3 and the device characteristics of the LED tube D80, and the corresponding input current is I2 by the clamp voltage VCC after the voltage reduction of the LED light source array 30, so the static operating current I0 of the LED light source array 30 is I1+ I2, in the above embodiment, the low-luminance operating state of the LED light source array 30 may be a low light-emitting rate state, or an off state, but there is still a current therein. In a preferred example, the quiescent operating current I0 can be adjusted indirectly by adjusting the third resistor R3.
After the sensor 10 receives an external source, the pin OUT will generate an excitation voltage, the voltage regulator U1 is triggered corresponding to the excitation switches Q2 and R4, and the excitation current I3 is fed back to the path of the LED light source array 30, so that, after the light emitting rate state is switched, the operating current IOUT of the LED light source array 30 is I1+ I2+ I3, and the LED light source array 30 will be lit at full power (12 to 15W) or brighter. In a preferred example, the operating current IOUT can be adjusted indirectly by adjusting the fourth resistor R4.
If the sensor 10 does not sense the external source within a preset time, or enters a standby state according to the preset time, the pin OUT outputs a cut-off signal to the excitation switch Q1, so that the excitation current I3 triggered by the voltage regulator U1 disappears, and the LED light source array 30 returns to a low light-emitting rate or an off state again.
The voltage stabilizing switch Q1 and the exciting switch Q2 are arranged on the LED particle substrate in a patch mode, so that effective heat dissipation is realized. Preferably, the brightness switching device can be packaged on a single-layer integrated circuit board, and the brightness switching device and the LED light source can be electrically coupled in a plugging mode.
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1. A brightness switching device of an LED lamp is characterized by comprising:
a sensor for sensing an external source to trigger the brightness switching;
an LED light source array for illumination, wherein the LED light source array is electrically connected to a voltage reduction circuit configured to: stepping down an alternating voltage from an alternating power line to meet a configuration setting of the LED light source array, the LED light source array configured to: step-down the received ac voltage; and
a load control circuit electrically connected between the sensor and the array of LED light sources configured to:
stabilizing the voltage of the LED light source array after voltage reduction, providing stable working voltage for the sensor,
receiving an excitation signal of a sensor electrically connected to the load control circuit, an
Increasing the operating current of the LED lamp for brightness switching, wherein
The sensor is started after sensing an external source signal and outputs the excitation signal to the load control circuit to form a reverse trigger signal, so that the load control circuit reversely promotes working currents at two ends of the LED light source, and the state conversion of the LED light source from a low light-emitting rate to a high light-emitting rate is realized.
2. The brightness switching device of LED lamp as claimed in claim 1, wherein the load control circuit is composed of a voltage regulator U1, a voltage regulator Q1, an excitation switch Q2, a third resistor R3, a fourth resistor R4 and a diode D80, wherein the diode D80 is connected to the load control circuit
The voltage stabilizing switch Q1 is connected to the power path of the LED light source array (30) and is tapped to the input end of the voltage stabilizer U1 and the power supply end VCC of the sensor (10), and the output end of the voltage stabilizer U1 of the load control circuit is tapped to two paths: one path is connected with an excitation switch Q2 through a fourth resistor R4, the other path is connected with an LED (light emitting diode) tube D80 through a third resistor R3, the LED tube D80 is further grounded GND, and a trigger pin OUT of the sensor (10) is connected with the excitation switch Q2 to input an excitation signal.
3. The brightness switching device of the LED lamp according to claim 2, wherein a bypass voltage regulator circuit for stabilizing the voltage across the LED light source array (30) is connected in parallel to the LED light source array (30), and the dc voltage input to the LED light source array (30) is regulated to output to the stable operating voltage VCC of the sensor (10) through the voltage regulator switch Q1.
4. The brightness switching device of the LED lamp according to claim 2, wherein the voltage stabilizing switch Q1 is configured to switch the operating current of the LED light source array.
5. The apparatus of claim 3, wherein the voltage regulator switch Q1 is further electrically connected to a regulator U1, the regulator U1 is configured to: the excitation switch Q2 is turned on according to an excitation signal to change the conducting state of the voltage stabilizing switch Q1, so that the working current of the LED lamp is increased.
6. The device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the voltage regulator switch Q1 and the excitation switch Q2 are mounted on the LED particle substrate in a patch manner to achieve effective heat dissipation.
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