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EP2854483A1
EP2854483A1 EP14156035.9A EP14156035A EP2854483A1 EP 2854483 A1 EP2854483 A1 EP 2854483A1 EP 14156035 A EP14156035 A EP 14156035A EP 2854483 A1 EP2854483 A1 EP 2854483A1
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Bernd Dr. Burchard
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    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B45/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light-emitting diodes [LED]
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  • the invention relates to a lighting device and more particularly to a device for setting multi-colored light scenes in a motor vehicle.
  • the PWM modulation has some disadvantages, in particular with regard to EMC aspects, which will be described in detail below.
  • Pulse width modulation respectively pulse length modulation (see also " Karsten Block, Peter Busch, Ludger Erwig, Franz Fischer, Wilken Pape, Manfredmgerber: Electrical professions. Learning fields 9-13. Energy and building technology. 1st edition. Academicsverlag EINS, Troisdorf 2006. ISBN 978-3-427-44464-0. P.
  • PLM for pulse-length modulation is a type of modulation in which a technical variable (eg the electric current) alternates between two values, whereby the duty cycle of a rectangular pulse is modulated at constant frequency Width of the pulses forming it
  • PWM PWM Pulse-Width-Modulation
  • PBM pulse width modulation
  • PDM Pulse Width Modulation
  • lighting devices are known in the art that include a plurality of light emitters in at least two different colors that are configured to be coupled to a circuit having a current source and a common potential reference and driver (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV ) for operating the plurality of light emitters, of which at least two are connected to the plurality of light emitters and the circuit and comprise the respective current paths of the at least two differently colored light emitters corresponding switches.
  • said prior art lighting device includes control for periodically and independently opening and closing at least two switches.
  • the controller has a variable bus address assigned to it from outside in order to identify and respond to the address portion of an input data flow, the data flow portion, in particular an addressed data packet, being assigned to this controller.
  • this prior art lighting device is characterized in that each light emitter is an LED and the controller generates a plurality of PWM signals, wherein each PWM signal is associated with one of the plurality of LEDs of different colors and each of the PWMs Signals causes a corresponding one of the at least two switches to open and close at corresponding frequencies according to the respective operating cycles, and wherein the data flow component comprises data for determining the respective operating cycles of the at least two differently colored LEDs (see, for example, US Pat. EP-B-1 016 062 ).
  • Fig. 1 shows an exemplary spectrum for a bipolar PWM according to the prior art.
  • an illumination device in which the light sources are operated to generate light of desired intensity and color by means of pulse modulation of a randomly controlled pulse width, which in turn adjusts white noise as a spectrum.
  • the invention solves the problem of providing a device for supplying light emitters and / or LEDs with electrical energy, wherein an interference spectrum with reduced amplitude and in contrast to the prior art within certain limits modelable interference spectrum arise.
  • a subtask given later in the description is to provide a pseudo-random signal with a fill factor that deviates from 50%.
  • the lighting means are driven by means of a drive signal which is PCM-coded.
  • the codewords of a multi-bit PCM code can be divided into several code classes, sorted by the number of their one-bits. Each code class represents a specific energy / power used by a consumer. Should now a consumer with a predeterminable energy / power are controlled, which is assigned to a code word comprising a plurality of code class, their codewords according to the invention in particular stochastically change, so random or quasizufallsmul alternating, or else used deterministically varying.
  • This has the advantage that the (interference) spectrum to be observed with regard to the EMC can be selected in advance or limited, and thus differs quite clearly from white noise. This, in turn, makes it much easier to take the measures required to ensure EMC, which, moreover, are much easier to implement.
  • the Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) drive signals only from such code classes that comprise a plurality of codewords represent codewords, the one with respect to the number n of the bits of the multi-bit code percentage share Have one-bits lying between a predetermined lower and a predetermined upper limit and / or within one or more predetermined ranges.
  • PCM Pulse Code Modulated
  • the or one of the predetermined ranges is between 30% and 70%, in particular between 45% and 55%.
  • a subset of code words is selected from the number of code words of a code class, and that the code words of this subset is used to form the Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) drive signal.
  • PCM Pulse Code Modulated
  • the lighting device of the invention may further include, if desired, a data bus coupled to the drive unit for receiving data signals over the data bus that enable the drive unit to drive the drive units with the Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) drive signals required to produce a desired mixed color light.
  • PCM Pulse Code Modulated
  • the at least two PCM drive signals do not correlate with each other and / or only after a predetermined number of clocks, z. B. only after 256, 512, 1024, 2048 or 4096 clocks for one or a few bars correlate with each other. This measure serves to suppress the formation and / or the effects of disturbances.
  • the lighting device according to the invention may further comprise a color table, in which for each group of lighting means the desired color of the light to be emitted by the light emitting means code classes are given.
  • the lighting device has a color sensor for detecting the color of the light emitted by the lighting means for controlling the color by the drive unit.
  • the drive unit regulates the color temperature of the lighting means based on a setpoint and an actual color temperature value by controlling the maximum current and / or the maximum voltage and / or the maximum energy of the respective PCM drive signal.
  • the load operates according to the codeword and succession of the one-bits for a different amount of time with the operating voltage defined by a one-bit or the corresponding operating current. This can z. B.
  • this effect is corrected by a variable value (represented by a one-bit of the code) for the voltage, current or power to be supplied to the load.
  • a variable value represented by a one-bit of the code
  • the above finding can also be used to exclude those code words of a code class for a drive whose one-bit pattern for the operation of a consumer are less advantageous than other one-bit patterns of this code class.
  • the clock frequency of the PCM drive signals with which the code words are transmitted monofrequent or bandwidth limited with a lower limit frequency not equal to zero and an upper limit frequency and thus variable.
  • each Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) drive signal representing a codeword has a partial spectrum in the frequency domain and thus corresponds to a partial spectrum of each codeword of each code class and that those codewords whose partial spectra lie within a predefinable overall spectrum, potentially be used for the formation of the Pulse Code Modulated (PCM) drive signal.
  • PCM Pulse Code Modulated
  • the invention solves the problem of uncontrolled EMC emissions through the use of random bit sequences or pseudo random bit sequences.
  • Such random sequences and pseudorandom sequences have the property that approximately 50% of the bits are 1 and approximately 50% of the bits are 0.
  • a true random sequence is white noise. If such a sequence were used directly for controlling the light sources, in particular LEDs, their luminous intensity would also rush in frequency ranges that are perceived by the human eye. This is not wanted. It is therefore important that the random sequence is band limited. In particular, it is important that the amplitude of the control signal below a lower limit frequency ⁇ u is ideally zero or negligible for the application.
  • T clk is the clock period for the shift operation.
  • the feedback is done by a simple primitive polynomial.
  • T P is the lower limit frequency. It should be noted, however, that such a pseudo-random sequence always has a mean expected value of about 50% for a 1 and thus is not suitable for amplitude control.
  • this expectation value is referred to as "fill factor”, since it determines how many 1-bits average on how many 0-bits.
  • the device according to the invention solves this subtask by means of at least two predefinable codes, which are transmitted at a constant clock rate.
  • predefinable codes which are transmitted at a constant clock rate.
  • a device consists of a plurality of light sources (106, 107, 108, R, G, B), which are connected via supply lines (102, 103, 104) each having a driver (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV).
  • a controller regulates the power and / or the current and / or the voltage which the respective driver (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) supplies to the lighting means (106, 107, 108, R, G, B).
  • an LED circuit which may consist of parallel and series circuits of LEDs, this is preferably a current drive.
  • a voltage or power control is equally useful.
  • a PCM (CHN) channel In contrast to the prior art, in each of the drivers (TR1, TR2, Tr3, DRV), a PCM (CHN) channel generates a PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) signal (102, 103, 104) corresponding to a predetermined code, the active code, and the procedure described below.
  • CHN PCM
  • PCM Pulse Code Modulation
  • This active code (in the said example, a 4-bit code) may each be stored in a memory (CTAB) for the exemplary 16 codes resulting from said exemplary 4 bits.
  • CTAB memory
  • CTAB code table
  • the fill factor is the number of 1-bits in a code (in bits) divided by the length of the code (also expressed in bits) as a percentage. The maximum fill factor is therefore 100%.
  • a numerical value of 0 of said exemplary 4-control bits should correspond to a power or current output of 0% and a fill factor of 0%.
  • a numerical value of 16, ie the numerical value of the code, with all 4 bits at logical 1, should correspond to a radiation power of 100% and a filling factor of 100%.
  • a 3-bit data word corresponds to the selection of the fill factor, each with a code class.
  • a code may have more than 16-bits for the said example, the concrete code being selected, for example, by a 4-bit random number from the set of codes with the same filling factor.
  • code class 0 with fill factor 0% with only one code
  • code class 1 with fill factor 25% with four codes
  • code class 2 with fill factor 50% with six codes
  • code class 3 with fill factor 75% with four codes
  • code class 4 with fill factor 100% with again only one code (see the right column of the table).
  • the exchange can be done, for example, by generating a random or pseudorandom number (ZZ) in a random number generator (ZG), for example as described above, by means of a feedback shift register and a simple primitive polynomial implemented in the form of appropriate logic, for example; but not directly to control the lighting and / or the LED, but to select the active code to be used from the set of allowed and / or possible codes for the next transmission period from the codes of the given code class by a controller (CTR ) and defines this to be used active code.
  • the code class corresponds to the desired fill factor. It corresponds in function to that of the duty cycle in a PWM.
  • a fill factor for the PCM signal can thus be determined which deviates substantially from 50%, that is to say that at least in certain operating positions it is less than 45% and / or more than 55%.
  • the entire PCM signal generated by the controller (CTR) becomes a bandlimited aperiodic quasi-random or random signal with a fill factor corresponding to the selected code class appropriate for the driving of the lighting means and especially of LEDs.
  • codes within a code class may be restricted due to EMC requirements. So it is conceivable, for example, based on the example discussed here, not to use all six codes with fill factor 50% (see table), but for example only two or even only one of these six possible codes. Using only one code, however, would result in a periodic signal, since then no selection of the code due to the random signal can take place and the PCM signal would lose the property of a random signal.
  • a code bit sequence 0010 could thus be transformed into the sequence 0110, wherein the first 1 of the sequence due to the low-pass characteristics of the driver (DRV, TR1, TR2, TR3), the leads (102, 103, 103) and the LEDs (106 , 107, 108, R, G, B) is not shown, so that again the desired code 0010 results as the active code effectively represented by the LEDs.
  • the illumination device therefore in a specific embodiment typically comprises a plurality of light means and / or LEDs in at least two, but typically three or four or more different colors. These are typically designed to be connected to an electrical power supply.
  • the power supply includes an electrical circuit and a common potential reference (105).
  • the driver means (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) for operating the plurality of light emitters and / or LEDs are also part of the device.
  • the driver means (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) are connected to the said light sources and / or LEDs and the circuit, and the respective current paths (102, 103, 104) comprise the switches and / or regulators corresponding to at least two differently colored light sources / LEDs , Furthermore, a control for the aperiodic and independent opening and closing of the at least two switches or at least two regulators is provided. In this case, under the opening and closing in the case of a said regulator, a reduction or increase in the energy throughput by the respective controller should be understood.
  • the controller is connected to a wired or wireless data network and / or a data line and / or a data bus.
  • the controller may have a variable from the outside by means of programming or with the aid of an address generator, which is part of the device variable bus address.
  • This bus address is used by the device to z. B. from the data stream data, in particular data packets or other data messages, filter out. It thus identifies the respective proportion of an assigned input data flow and reacts thereto typically by changing a parameter of the device.
  • CTAB code or parts of the code table
  • CTAB code table
  • CTAB code table
  • CTAB code table
  • CTAB code table
  • the controller (101) typically generates a plurality of PCM signals (102, 103, 104) by means of the drivers (TR1, TR2, TR3).
  • the PCM signals (102, 103, 104) do not correlate with each other. This non-correlation may also refer only to portions of the signals. For example, it is conceivable that a correlation only occurs after 256 or 512 or 1024 or 2048 or 4096 clocks, which does not correspond to the technical optimum. Non-corellation is not mandatory.
  • Each of the PCM signals (102, 103, 104) corresponds in each case to one color of the plurality of LEDs (106, 107, 108, R, G, B) and / or light sources of different colors.
  • each of the PCM signals (102, 103, 104) is generated by in each case at least one corresponding switch or controller associated with the respective PCM signal for opening and closing in accordance with the respective logic state of the internal PCM also associated with the respective PCM signal Signal (PCM-S) of the respective channel (CHN) of the control unit (101) is caused.
  • the frequency spectrum of the magnitude of the frequency of the PCM signal is band limited as described above. This means that the signal has a lower limit frequency ⁇ u and / or an upper limit frequency ⁇ o .
  • said data flow component determines the data for determining the respective active regions of the transmission codes which emit the at least two differently colored LEDs. It is particularly advantageous if the data flow component, that is to say typically a data packet intended for the device, determines a predefined or preprogrammed color palette in the form of a subset of the possible active codes.
  • the device therefore has, per light source, a subdevice which converts the subset of the possible active codes corresponding to this data flow component into a random sequence of on and off signals and in particular into a PCM signal (PCM-S) for the said switch with the preselected fill factor.
  • PCM-S PCM signal
  • the controller comprises at least two registers for controlling the at least two differently colored lamps / LEDs.
  • registers or register parts are each used to store values which, for example, receives the said data interface from a data flow.
  • These data flow components are then assigned to the respective differently colored lamps / LEDs and, for example, each specify the said fill factor and thus the active code class. This can happen on the one hand in the form that the content of the data flow component directly reflects the fill factor that is to be used or, on the other hand, in such a way that the content of the data flow component directly or indirectly refers to the fill factor via further tables, which should be used.
  • color palettes are conceivable, which can then refer to the register contents. This is particularly efficient when z. B. a restriction to 16 colors takes place. In this case, not all data, but for example, only a 4-bit data word for the color must be transmitted.
  • the fill factor of each individual PCM signal (102, 103, 104, PCM-Out) is then determined using the color palette.
  • the device may conveniently have a controller adapted to adjust the code fill factor appropriately. As described above, it is determined which type of code may be used at all. In the example of a four-bit code shown here, the possible filling factors of 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of the exemplary code classes 0 to 4 result Filling factors close to the value of 50% each, the maximum number of code variations possible. Is this code to a bulb or an LED sent, the average duty cycle per duty cycle is equal to the product of code transmission duration and fill factor. This means that the behavior is analogous to that of a PWM in which the data values for determining the average duty cycle per time unit are assigned to the associated color LEDs (general color lamps).
  • the controller comprises at least one further register for the control of the at least two differently colored lamps or LEDs.
  • this third register or this third register part is used in each case for storing a third value, which, for example, the said data interface also receives from a data flow.
  • the direct use of the value is possible, but also the indirect use of a color palette possibly associated with the code palette.
  • the content of the third value refers to the correct code table.
  • This data flow component in particular a data packet, is allocated when the active code table is used directly and controls, for example, the selection of the codes from the code table.
  • the device It is basically useful to provide the device with a housing which essentially surrounds the plurality of light sources or LEDs, the driver means (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) and the said controller (101).
  • the device comprises an electrical regulator for controlling the maximum currents supplied via the current paths to the plurality of LEDs so as to keep the maximum currents at constant maximum values. This has the advantage that the color temperature of the LEDs can be kept constant.
  • the amplitude of the PCM pulse signal is also typically controlled.
  • the device can be connected and / or provided with a color sensor which allows the control unit (101) to adjust the fill factor and / or the color temperature of the lamps or LEDs in such a way that the desired color emission or color reflection of the irradiated object is achieved ,
  • the device comprises an electrical regulator for controlling the maximum energy supplied via the current paths to the plurality of light-emitting means or LEDs so as to keep the maximum energy absorbed by the light-emitting means or LEDs at constant maximum values.
  • an electrical regulator for controlling the maximum energy supplied via the current paths to the plurality of light-emitting means or LEDs so as to keep the maximum energy absorbed by the light-emitting means or LEDs at constant maximum values.
  • the device comprises a regulator for controlling the maximum currents supplied via the current paths to the plurality of LEDs or the maximum electrical energy, so as to keep the maximum currents and / or maximum energy at constant maximum values, the housing substantially additionally to the plurality of LEDs, the driver means (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) and the controller (101) now also surrounds the regulator (PWR).
  • a regulator for controlling the maximum currents supplied via the current paths to the plurality of LEDs or the maximum electrical energy, so as to keep the maximum currents and / or maximum energy at constant maximum values
  • the housing substantially additionally to the plurality of LEDs, the driver means (TR1, TR2, TR3, DRV) and the controller (101) now also surrounds the regulator (PWR).
  • the controller for identifying and responding to an input data flow component, ie the respective data packet, in accordance with a LIN data protocol and / or a Flexray data protocol and / or a CAN data protocol and / or a KNX Data protocol and / or an IP data protocol and / or a USB data protocol and / or an HDMI data protocol. It is of particular importance if the institution can independently determine its position in the network. It is particularly advantageous if the device has a first data interface and a second data interface. The transmission from the first data interface to the second data interface should preferably depend on whether the data interface has already received a valid bus address. If this is not the case, the data packets are not forwarded.
  • the device has a radio interface and / or a Bluetooth interface and / or a WLAN interface.
  • each input data flow component advantageously comprises in each case one data word of one or a plurality of bits or bytes for each luminous means or LED color.
  • the byte contains 8 data bits for setting the intensity of the respective LED color within a range corresponding to the decimal numbers 0 to 255.
  • the controller is set up to control the filling factor of the respectively applied codes in accordance with the bit content of the respective data word.
  • the plurality of light sources or LEDs comprises red and / or green and / or blue and / or yellow and / or white lamps or LEDs and / or UV lamps or LEDs and / or IR Lamps or LEDs.
  • the plurality of light sources or LEDs may comprise a serial and / or parallel arrangement of light sources or LEDs.
  • Such a device according to the invention can be used in a lighting network.
  • a lighting network according to the invention comprises a central controller for generating said input data flow and a plurality of lighting devices as described above.
  • each of the lighting devices should be arranged to receive the data flow and to set its variable bus address during the initialization phase unlike the other lighting devices of the lighting network and in contrast to the prior art, to ensure that the lighting devices to different proportions of Input data flow react. It is therefore particularly advantageous if each of the lighting devices has a device to generate a variable network address (bus address) itself, which preferably depends on the position in the lighting network. Exemplary methods for this are in DE-B-102 56 631 . EP-B-1 490 772 . EP-B-1 364 288 and / or in EP-A-2 571 200 disclosed.
  • the control provides, for example, a bus address to all bus subscribers (lighting device) at the same time and the bus subscribers decide whether this bus address is suitable for the respective bus subscriber. If this decision is positive, the bus participant accepts the provided bus address and signals to all other bus participants that this bus address has been taken over or that now the transfer of the next bus address by another bus participant should be done.
  • This signaling can be achieved, for example, by passing the data flow from said first data interface of the lighting device to said second data interface of the lighting device and vice versa from the time from which the variable bus address of the lighting device has been taken over.
  • the bus address is not concretely assigned to a bus subscriber. It is thus the case that the controller provides the network - ie all bus users - with a bus address for (free) use. Individual bus participants decide independently according to this procedure whether they use this bus address. It is thus not an assignment with respect to a single bus participant, but the assignment of the bus address to a network position.
  • the particular advantage of this method is that the individual bus users receive their bus address due to their position and do not have to be preconfigured.
  • bus user may also be appropriate for the bus user to maintain the address table of all network addresses (bus addresses) of the lighting network used.
  • the bus user selects one of the bus addresses independently, determined by the position in the cable harness.

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