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• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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  • B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
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  • B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
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• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Definitions

• the invention relates to a lighting system, especially for a motor vehicle lighting member, with a light element remote from the light source, in particular whose light source is concealed.
• Some lighting systems include a printed circuit board equipped with light-emitting diodes, commonly called LED (light emitting diode), electrically connected to the printed circuit.
• a printed circuit board often designated by the acronym PCB (Printed Circuit Board)
• PCB Printed Circuit Board
• This plate is flat and consists of an assembly of one or more thin layers of copper separated by an insulating material. Such a plate can be rigid or flexible.
• a printed circuit board or plate equipped with LEDs is generally arranged perpendicular to the desired illumination direction for good light rendering, the majority of the light beam being emitted by the diodes in one direction. perpendicular to the printed circuit board.
• a printed circuit board or plate equipped with LEDs is generally arranged perpendicular to the desired illumination direction for good light rendering, the majority of the light beam being emitted by the diodes in one direction. perpendicular to the printed circuit board.
• such positioning perpendicular to the lighting direction imposes a large size on the projector and design constraints.
• lighting systems involving a light optical module associated with LEDs to provide a light guide function.
• the LEDs are then arranged at a small distance from the optical module so that the optical module receives the light emitted by the LEDs.
• the optical module is often integrated with another element of the lighting system, for example a mask or a deflector. Such masks often extend perpendicular to the direction of illumination of the LEDs, at a distance from them.
• Such lighting systems thus consist of many elements to be arranged with respect to each other which can make their assembly complex.
• such lighting systems may have a volume important which may limit their layout and shape, which is undesirable, especially in the automotive field.
• each LED is differentiated and visible. For aesthetic reasons, it may be wise to improve the stylistic aspect of the lighting system while maintaining its lighting functions.
• an object of the invention relates to a lighting system, in particular for a motor vehicle headlamp, comprising:
• an optical module shaped to propagate and transmit said light beams, having a reception surface intended to receive said light beams and a transmission surface for retransmitting said light beams,
• a light-emitting diode generally emits a plurality of light rays in several directions: the light beam consisting of these rays thus generally has a conical shape.
• the direction of illumination of an LED is considered as the direction of the axis of symmetry of the cone delimiting the light beam emitted by the LED.
• the presence of the at least one masking element according to the invention makes it possible to position the LEDs away from the optical module, without the light beam of the LEDs being visible in a direction transverse to the illumination direction between the LEDs and the optical module, the at least one masking element surrounding or at least partially surrounding the light beam emitted by the at least one LED.
• the optical module can thus be formed of a separate element from the other elements of the lighting system, in particular the masking element while being illuminated by the LEDs in a continuous and homogeneous manner. Such spacing between the LEDs and the optical module improves the aesthetics of lighting.
• the signaling element may have an aesthetic appearance of the "trompe-oeil” type, because it may appear somehow suspended without visible support or holding elements in the signaling module, the LEDs being masked by the at least one masking element, only the optical module appearing illuminated.
• a masking element can be made of any material that does not let light rays pass. It may advantageously be made of opaque polymer material, for example polypropylene.
• the optical module may be formed of a polymeric or glass material, preferably translucent or transparent, capable of propagating and guiding at least one light beam flowing inside its volume, in particular a light beam emitted by light-emitting diodes.
• the material used may be any material suitable for guiding light radiation, such as a glass or polymer material, colored or not, for example polycarbonate or poly (methylmethacrylate) (PMMA).
• PMMA poly (methylmethacrylate)
• the lighting system according to the invention may comprise a plurality of masking elements, a masking element being associated with one or more LEDs. It can then be advantageous for each masking element to completely surround one or more LEDs or for these masking elements to be connected to each other by walls that are substantially perpendicular to the lighting directions of the LEDs in order to avoid any possibility of seeing them. LED from outside the lighting system. This embodiment is however not preferred.
• the lighting system may comprise a single element for masking the light beams emitted by all the LEDs, which can simplify the construction and assembly of the lighting system.
• the only masking element extends:
• the single masking element can completely surround the LED assembly or for this single masking element to comprise at least one wall that is substantially perpendicular to the lighting directions of the LEDs in order to avoid any possibility of seeing them. LED from outside the lighting system.
• the printed circuit board may be arranged so that the LEDs emit in parallel or substantially parallel lighting directions L.
• the LEDs may also be advantageous to arrange the LEDs in the same plane along a rectilinear or curved line, for example circular.
• the printed circuit board may then be a flat plate of polygonal or elliptical shape, for example circular and possibly annular.
• the optical module can then have a shape whose section (transversely to the LED lighting direction) has a shape similar to the shape of the line formed by the LEDs.
• the optical module may be in the form of a cylindrical or frustoconical crown, or in the form of a cone or hemisphere.
• a single masking element can then also have a shape similar to the shape of the optical module, for example a cylindrical or frustoconical crown shape, or a conical shape.
• the optical module may extend substantially perpendicularly to the illumination direction of the LEDs and / or the reception surface of the optical module extends in a plane substantially perpendicular to the direction LED lighting.
• the optical module can also be supported by a housing that also supports the masking element (s) and the circuit board equipped with LED S.
• said at least one masking element can be integrated into a housing, in particular located inside the housing, or can form a housing.
• This housing can be used to support the printed circuit board and the optical module, and possibly other elements of the lighting system.
• the at least one masking element can extend to the optical module.
• this embodiment is not aesthetically preferred and it is preferable that the receiving surface of the optical module is not in contact with the masking member.
• a distance of 5 mm to 2 cm can separate the at least one masking element from the receiving surface.
• the at least one masking element may extend from said at least one light-emitting diode over at least 50%, or even at least 60%, of the distance separating said light-emitting diode and said receiving surface.
• the at least one masking element can extend a distance sufficient to hide the LED and the printed circuit board.
• the at least one masking element can extend from said at least one light-emitting diode over at most 95%, or even at most 75% of the distance separating said light-emitting diode and said receiving surface. Increasing the distance between the at least one masking element and the receiving surface improves the aesthetic effect of the lighting system.
• the lighting system may comprise a collimation device associated with each light emitting diode and arranged to collimate the light beam in the direction of said receiving surface. This can improve the illumination of the optical module by converging the light beams on its receiving surface.
• a collimation device may be arranged to converge on said receiving surface 70 to 100% of the radiation light emitted by the light-emitting diodes, preferably from 80 to 100% of the radiation, or even from 90 to 100% of the radiation.
• Such a collimation device is preferably located in close proximity to an LED.
• the collimation device of the light rays may involve one or more elements of conventional optics Fresnel lens type, dioptres, prisms or facets.
• the dimension of the receiving surface may be shaped so as to capture all the light radiation emitted by the light emitting diodes, which may possibly after passing through a collimation device.
• the at least one masking element may comprise at least two lateral walls substantially parallel to said lighting direction defining between them a groove comprising an open end emerging facing the receiving surface of said optical module. and a distal end of said open end in said illumination direction, said printed circuit board being located at said distal end, inside or outside the groove.
• Such an arrangement makes it possible to realize the at least one masking element in a simple manner, in particular when it is integrated in a housing. Indeed, one of the side walls can be made in the extension of an edge of the housing.
• the groove is thus delimited by two side walls, one said external and the other said internal.
• the outer lateral wall may then be integral with the housing, in the extension of an edge of the housing, and the inner lateral wall may be integral with a wall substantially perpendicular to the lighting direction and closing a void formed between the wall internal side and the housing or from one edge to the other of the inner side wall, for example when the inner side wall forms a cylinder or a truncated cone.
• the distal end of the groove may be closed by a bottom wall substantially perpendicular to the illumination direction of said at least one light emitting diode.
• This bottom wall then connects the said at least two side walls and can serve as a support and / or blocking for fixing the circuit board.
• the bottom wall is then pierced for the passage of the light beams emitted by the LEDs.
• collimation devices can be fixed directly on the circuit board or the masking element, for example on the bottom wall of the masking element. Alternatively, they can also close said distal end of the groove next to each LED.
• a single masking element can define a single groove, whose shape (in cross section to the lighting direction) is similar to the arrangement of the LEDs.
• a single masking element can define a single crown-shaped groove and facing the opening of this groove
• the optical module may have a hollow cylinder shape or hollow truncated cone, the axes of the groove and the optical module being merged.
• the lighting system may further comprise at least one optical module fixing element on a housing or on the at least one masking element.
• the at least one fixing element can make it possible to keep the optical module away from the masking element.
• the fastener or fasteners may be rods or strips of different shapes and sizes, such as rectangular.
• the fastening element or elements are made of materials identical to those of the optical module, namely a material capable of propagating and transmitting light beams, which can make it possible to increase the "suspended" effect of the optical module. optical, such elements disturbing little or no light propagation.
• the number of fasteners is not limited, provided that it can provide the holding function. In general, at least two fasteners are used, but a single fastener is also possible.
• the one or more fastening elements may be fixed on an outer surface of the optical module by an end zone of said elements, the opposite end zones being attachable to the housing or the at least one masking element.
• the invention also relates to a lighting member of a motor vehicle equipped with a lighting system according to the invention.
• This lighting member may in particular be chosen from a projector (or optical block) for signaling the vehicle and a mood light intended to be located inside the passenger compartment.
• the member is a projector.
• a lighting member usually comprises a housing whose one face is translucent or transparent for the output of the light beam.
• the lighting system according to the invention is then placed inside the housing, the lighting direction of the LEDs coming out of the translucent or transparent face of the housing.
• the at least one masking element of the lighting system of the invention can be integrated into the housing of the lighting member. It can for example be made in one piece with the latter.
• Another object of the invention relates to a motor vehicle equipped with at least one lighting system according to the invention.
• said lighting system can equip at least one of the following organs:
• This traffic light front or rear, may especially be chosen from a daytime running light (a light that comes on automatically when the vehicle starts moving, also known by the acronym "DRL”), a position light, a reversing light, a fog light, a blinker, a brake light or any other traffic light.
• a daytime running light a light that comes on automatically when the vehicle starts moving, also known by the acronym "DRL”
• a position light a reversing light
• fog light a fog light
• a blinker a brake light or any other traffic light.
• FIG. 1 is a partial perspective view of a vehicle headlight equipped with a lighting system according to the invention
• FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view, in perspective, of the lighting system of Figure 1;
• FIG. 3 represents a partial diagrammatic sectional view of the lighting system of FIG. 1.
• substantially parallel means a direction forming an angle of at most ⁇ 20 ° or at most ⁇ 10 ° with a particular direction.
• Figure 1 partially shows a projector 1 for the vehicle signaling, comprising a housing 3, a face 5 is translucent or transparent for the output of the light beams.
• This face 5 can adopt any flat shape or more complex as in the example shown.
• This projector 1 is equipped with a lighting system 10 according to the invention, which is shown in more detail in FIGS. 2 and 3.
• the lighting system 10 thus comprises:
• a printed circuit board 12 equipped with light-emitting diodes 14 able to emit light beams in an illumination direction (L) (for the sake of clarity, a single diode is shown in FIG. 3), and
• an optical module 16 shaped to propagate and transmit said light beams, having a reception surface 18 intended to receive said light beams and a transmission surface 19 for retransmitting said light beams.
• the lighting directions of the light beams of the set of LEDs 14 emit substantially parallel to the same lighting direction L. These LEDs 14 are arranged in a circular line in the same plane perpendicular to the direction L. They are supported and fed by a printed circuit board 12 itself ring-shaped.
• the lighting system 10 comprises a masking element 20 of the light beams emitted by the LEDs 14.
• This masking element 20 extends:
• the masking element 20 is made of a material that does not allow the light rays to pass, such as an opaque polymer material. On the FIG. 1, however, this masking element is shown in transparency to distinguish the printed circuit board 12 and the LEDs 14.
• the masking element 20 shown comprises two side walls 22, 24 substantially parallel to said lighting direction L. These side walls 22, 24 define a groove 26 comprising an open end 28 opening facing the receiving surface 18 of said module optical and a distal end 30, remote from the open end 28 along said illumination direction L.
• the printed circuit board 12 is located at this distal end 30.
• the groove 26 has a frustoconical crown shape flaring towards its open end 28.
• the groove 26 is further closed by a bottom wall 32 on the end side. Distal to the open end 28.
• the printed circuit board 12 is disposed near this bottom wall 32, outside the groove 26, a through hole 34 provided in the bottom wall 32 allowing the passage of the light beam emitted by the LED 14.
• the bottom wall 32 has as many through-holes 34 as LEDs 14, each orifice 34 being situated opposite an LED 14.
• this bottom wall 34 could however be full, without orifices 34, the circuit board 12 being then disposed inside the groove 26. Or again, the circuit board 12 could form the bottom wall of the throat 26.
• the masking element 20 is part of the housing 3, as more particularly visible in Figure 2.
• the masking element 20 is made in one piece with a wall 3a of the housing which extends in a direction substantially parallel to the illumination direction L.
• the wall 3a of the housing may also be frustoconical or cylindrical, concentric with the annular card 12.
• the masking element 20 is located facing an inner face 3b of this housing wall 3a, inside the housing. More specifically, its outer lateral wall 24 is connected to the wall 3a on the open end 28 of the groove 26.
• the LEDs 14 are thus entirely concealed.
• a masking wall 35 substantially perpendicular to the illumination direction L extends from the inner side wall 22 on the open end 28 side of the groove 26, over the entire inner surface of the housing. .
• This masking wall 35 could however be replaced by another lighting element (not shown).
• the optical module 16 has a frustoconical crown shape having a front outer surface 160, a rear outer surface 161 parallel to the outer outer surface 160, these two outer surfaces front and rear 160 and 161 respectively being flat and connected by outer lateral surfaces 162, 163, respectively outer and inner, which form the side walls of the truncated cone which converge towards the outer outer surface 160.
• This optical module 16 is for example PMMA transparent.
• the external front 160 and side surfaces 162 and 163 form the transmission surface 19 of the optical module 16
• the rear outer surface 161 forms the receiving surface 18 of the optical module 16. The latter is located at a distance of the open end 28 of the masking element 20, and extends perpendicularly to the illumination direction L.
• the optical module 16, the masking element 20 and the printed circuit board 12 all have circular shapes in cross section (perpendicular to the lighting direction), and their axes are concentric. These elements could, however, have other rotational symmetry shapes also arranged concentrically.
• the optical module 16 can be fixed to the housing 3 by two diametrically opposite fastening elements 7, shown in FIG. 1.
• Each fastening element 7 is formed of a rectangular strip of the same material as the optical module 16 (here PMMA). one end 7a is integral with the optical module 16 and the other end 7b is fixed to the housing 3, outside the wall 3a thereof. These fastening elements 7 maintain the optical module 16 at a distance from the masking element 20 and the housing 3.
• FIG. 3 schematically represents the lighting system 10 of FIG. 2 and more particularly shows the directions taken by the light rays emitted by the LED 14.
• the LED 14 and emits a light beam 15 which enters the optical module 16 by its receiving surface 18.
• the light beam 17 transmitted by the optical module 16 leaves through the transmission surface 19 of the latter.
• a collimation device 36 is arranged in front of the LED 14, this device being arranged so that the cone of the light beam 15 does not come into contact with the masking element 20.
• the reception surface 18 is greater than the section of the open end 28 of the groove 26 in order to capture the entire light beam 15.
• the lighting member 1 described with reference to the figures is a motor vehicle headlight.
• the invention is however in no way limited by the type and shape of the lighting member, which may also be an interior or exterior lighting member, for a vehicle or a building.
• the lighting system according to the invention has the advantage of being able to be used in many organs whose particular aim is to reduce the size and weight and improve the appearance.

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