EP3789658A1 - Beleuchtungsvorrichtung für einen kraftfahrzeugscheinwerfer - Google Patents
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- the invention also relates to a lighting system.
- Numerous lighting devices for motor vehicle headlights are known from the prior art. Disadvantageously, lighting devices in which light is emitted over a relatively large area do not achieve a homogeneous light impression. This is due to the spatially inhomogeneous light intensity of the light sources. In previous efforts to improve the luminous impression, scattering lenses were attached after a collimator, for example. However, these are very heavy and do not achieve the legally required light values which are required for lighting devices in the field of motor vehicle headlights.
- the object of the present invention is to alleviate or eliminate the disadvantages of the prior art. The invention therefore sets itself the goal in particular of creating a lighting device in which the homogenization of the light impression is further improved.
- the light exit surface of the collimator is formed from a plurality of lenses, which are preferably arranged in a uniform grid on the entire light exit surface of the collimator, each lens being set up to emit the light of the illuminant divergently onto the light coupling surface of the optical element, so that each of the plurality of lenses each illuminates the light coupling surface of the optical element, all lenses having essentially the same focal length, the collimator and the optical element being spaced from one another, the distance essentially corresponding to the focal length of the lenses.
- the light from the light source is scattered onto the light coupling surface by all lenses which are arranged on the light exit surface of the collimator, whereby the light coupling surface of the optical element is illuminated particularly evenly per unit area.
- the light intensity on the light coupling surface of the optical element per unit area is essentially constant.
- the lenses are preferably designed as divergent lenses and formed in one piece with the collimator.
- the light emitted divergently by each lens hits the light coupling surface of the optical element and is coupled into the optical system via the Fresnel optics.
- the weight of the optical element can advantageously be reduced by using Fresnel optics.
- the light rays run parallel within the optical element and are scattered on the light output surface by the optical elements when they exit the optical system. In this way, a particularly homogeneous light impression can be achieved on the light coupling-out surface.
- the light output surface has a uniform brightness per unit area.
- the optical element can be designed in the form of a plate, wherein the plate-shaped optical element can be of curved or planar design. This can be a special low weight can be achieved.
- the width of the plate which corresponds to the expansion of the plate in the direction of light propagation, can be between 5 mm and 15 mm.
- the length of the plate can be between 20 mm and 50 mm.
- the height of the plate can be between 20 mm and 50 mm.
- Each of the plurality of lenses preferably completely illuminates the light coupling surface of the optical element, as a result of which the illumination of the light coupling surface is composed of a superimposition of the light emitted by all lenses.
- the light emerging from a single lens is essentially completely superimposed on the light coupling surface with the light emerging from all the other lenses.
- the light intensity at the light coupling surface of the optical element per unit area is advantageously essentially constant or of the same size. In other words, the differences in intensity of the light emitted by the lighting means are compensated or evened out by the superimposition of the light emitted by each lens.
- each lens in particular has the same dimensions and / or optical properties.
- each lens is preferably 0.2 mm to 5 mm, preferably 0.6 mm to 3 mm, particularly preferably 1 mm to 2 mm. Due to the small lens area relative to the light exit area of the collimator, the entire light exit area can be formed from a large number of lenses. This advantageously leads to a superposition of a large number of light bundles, which in turn improves the uniform illumination of the light coupling surface of the optical element.
- the collimator can be conically shaped and have an opening angle of, for example, 25 ° to 30 °.
- the light exit surface of the collimator is smaller than the light coupling surface of the optical element.
- the overall size of the lighting device can be reduced by a collimator which is small relative to the optical element.
- the light exit surface of the collimator can connect to the light coupling surface of the optical element in this way be spaced apart and arranged so that the light emerging from each lens exclusively illuminates the light coupling surface of the optical element completely or exactly.
- the individual lenses are preferably calculated by a person skilled in the art in such a way that, at a distance from the lenses that corresponds to the focal length of the lenses, each lens illuminates an area of the same size, which corresponds to the light coupling surface of the optical element.
- the lighting device can have a first and a second light module, the first light module preferably illuminating a first partial area of the light coupling area, and the second light module illuminating a second partial area of the light coupling area, the first and the second partial area each forming half of the light coupling area, for example.
- the first and the second light module can, for example, have lighting means with different colors, whereby light of different colors can advantageously be emitted via the light coupling-out surface of the optical system.
- the first and the second light module can also each illuminate the entire light coupling surface of the optical system, preferably completely or over the entire surface.
- the lighting device can also comprise three or more light modules.
- the first and the second partial surface can be illuminated without overlapping by the respective light module.
- a lighting system comprising a lighting device according to the invention and a lighting unit, the lighting unit being set up to generate light and to emit it along a light emission direction, the light emission direction being directed onto the focal plane of the lenses of the collimator of the light module, the lighting system having an adjustment device comprises, with which the optical element of the lighting device can be transferred between a first and a second position, the optical element being arranged in the first position such that the light emitted by the at least one light module of the lighting device hits the light coupling surface of the optical element, wherein in the second position, the optical element is arranged such that no light emitted by the at least one light module of the lighting device strikes the light coupling surface of the optical element and that Optical element lies outside the light emission direction of the light which can be emitted by the lighting unit.
- the optical system Due to the adjustability of the optical system, depending on the position in which the optical system is located, different light distributions can be generated by the lighting system.
- smaller, less powerful adjustment devices for example a linear drive or a servomotor, can be used.
- the lighting system is installed in a motor vehicle, for example, there is the further advantage that less installation space has to be made available for the transition between the first and the second position, since the at least one light module of the lighting device and the lighting unit can be installed in a stationary manner, since only the optical system is adjustable.
- the optical system can be adjustably attached to one or more guide rails, for example.
- the optical element can also be pivoted about a pivot axis with the adjusting device, the optical system in the pivoted state being outside the light propagation direction of the at least one light module of the lighting device and outside the light emission direction of the lighting unit.
- the light module of the lighting device and the lighting unit can be arranged to one another in such a way that the light propagation direction of the collimator of the light module and the light emission direction of the lighting unit have an acute angle to one another.
- the direction of light propagation of the collimator of the light module and the direction of light emission of the lighting unit preferably have an intersection, the intersection being in the focal plane of the lenses of the collimator.
- the light module of the lighting device and the lighting unit are positioned relative to one another in such a way that the direction of light propagation and the direction of light emission are each directed onto the light coupling surface of the optical element.
- the at least one light module of the lighting device can be in an active state, in which Light is emitted from the at least one light module onto the light coupling surface, the lighting unit being in an inactive state while the lighting device is in the active state, in which the lighting unit does not emit any light.
- the lighting unit When the optical element is in the second position, the lighting unit can be in an active state, in which light is emitted from the lighting unit as a light beam, the at least one light module of the lighting device being located while the lighting unit is in the active state, is in an inactive state in which the at least one light module does not emit any light.
- the lighting system can in particular generate a first light distribution when the optical element is in the first position and the at least one light module of the lighting device is in an active state, and generate a second light distribution when the optical element is in the second position and the lighting unit is in is an active state, wherein preferably the first and the second light distribution are different.
- the first light distribution preferably comprises a light distribution of a daytime running light or a signal light function
- the second light distribution a low beam distribution or high beam distribution.
- the light module of the lighting device can be active and the optical element can be in the first position. If, however, a low beam or a high beam is required, the light module of the lighting device in particular can be brought into an inactive state, the lighting unit being brought into an active state, in particular essentially simultaneously, and the optical system also being transferred from the first to the second position . This means that the transition from various light functions or light distributions can be carried out quickly and easily.
- the lighting device and / or the lighting unit preferably each have a light source which is set up to generate white and / or colored light.
- the lighting device can advantageously provide colored light for a signal light function and the lighting unit can provide essentially white light for a low beam or high beam.
- the Fig. 1-3 show different views of a lighting device 1 for a motor vehicle headlight with two light modules 2, the light modules 2 each having a lighting means 2 a and a collimator 3.
- the light modules 2 are preferably identical.
- An embodiment with a light module 2 is shown in FIG Fig. 4 shown.
- the collimator 3 is set up so that the light generated by the lighting means 2a via a light exit surface 3a of the collimator 3 as a divergent light bundle in a direction of light propagation 4 (see Fig. Fig. 4-5 ) exit.
- the collimator 3 is conically shaped and has an opening angle ⁇ of 25 ° to 30 ° (see Fig Fig. 2 ).
- the lighting device further comprises an optical element 5, which is arranged after the collimator 3 in the direction of light propagation 4.
- the optical element 5 has a light input surface 5a and a light output surface 5b, the light from the collimator 3 impinging on the light input surface 5a, being guided through the optical element 5 to the light output surface 5b, and exiting the optical element 5 at the light output surface 5b.
- the light coupling surface 5a has Fresnel optics which are set up to refract the light rays upon entry into the optical element 5 in such a way that the light rays propagate parallel to one another within the optical element 5.
- the light decoupling surface 5b of the optical element 5 has a multiplicity of optical elements 6, each optical element 6 being designed and set up in such a way that the light emerges from each optical element 6 as a divergent light bundle (see Fig. Fig. 4-5 ).
- the light exit surface 3 a of the collimator 3 is formed from a multiplicity of lenses 7.
- the lenses 7 are arranged in a uniform grid on the entire light exit surface 3 of the collimator 3.
- Each lens 7 is set up to radiate the light of the illuminant 2a divergently onto the light coupling surface 5a of the optical element 5, so that each of the plurality of lenses 7 illuminates the light coupling surface 5a of the optical element 5.
- All lenses 7 have essentially the same focal length, with the distance between the collimator 3 and the optical element 5 essentially correspond to the focal length of the lenses 7.
- the optical element 5 is designed to be planar or flat and plate-shaped, wherein the optical element 5 can also be designed as a curved plate.
- Each of the plurality of lenses 7 completely illuminates the light coupling surface 5 a of the optical element 5.
- the illumination of the light coupling surface 5 a is composed of a superimposition of the light emitted by all lenses 7.
- Each lens 7 has the same dimensions and / or optical properties.
- the diameter of each lens 7 is 0.2 mm to 5 mm, preferably 0.6 mm to 3 mm, particularly preferably 1 mm to 2 mm.
- the light exit surface 3a of the collimator 3 is clearly smaller than the light input surface 5a of the optical element 5.
- the light output surface 3a of the collimator 3 is spaced from the light input surface 5a of the optical element 5, the light emerging from each lens 7 exclusively or the light input surface 5a of the optical element 5 completely or . precisely illuminated. In particular, no light rays run laterally or over an edge of the optical element 5.
- the lenses 7 of the light exit surface 3a are thus calculated for the size of the light coupling surface 5a.
- the collimator 3 illuminates the entire light coupling surface 5a.
- the first light module 2 illuminates a first partial surface of the light coupling surface 5a and the second light module 2 illuminates a second partial surface of the light coupling surface 5a, whereby, for example, the first and the second partial surface each form half of the light coupling surface 5a.
- the first and the second partial area are preferably illuminated without overlapping.
- the beam path of the light beams between the collimator 3 and the optical element 5 and after the optical element 5 is shown schematically, only the two outer and one central light beam being shown.
- the Fresnel optics of the light coupling surface 5a has a structure which compensates for the angle between the collimators 3 and the light coupling surface 5a, so that all light beams are directed parallel within the optical element.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 show a lighting system 8 with a lighting device 1 and a lighting unit 9.
- the lighting unit 9 is set up to generate light and to emit it along a light emission direction 10.
- the light emission direction 10 is directed onto the focal plane of the lenses 7 of the collimator 3 of the light module 2 or onto the optical element 5 when this is in a first position (see Fig. Fig. 6 ) is arranged.
- the lighting system 8 comprises an adjusting device 11 with which the optical element 5 can be transferred between the first and a second position. The second position is in Fig. 7 shown. In the first position, the light emitted by the collimator 3 of the lighting device 1 hits the light coupling surface 5a of the optical element 5.
- the lighting unit 9 is inactive at this point in time and does not emit any light, this being indicated by the dashed lines.
- the optical element lies outside the light propagation direction 4 of the collimator 3 and also outside the light emission direction 10 of the lighting unit 9. The light from the lighting unit 9 can thus be emitted unhindered, for example onto a roadway.
- the light module 2 of the lighting device 1 and the lighting unit 9 are arranged to one another in such a way that the light propagation direction 4 of the collimator 3 of the light module 2 and the light emission direction 10 of the lighting unit 9 have an acute angle to one another.
- the direction of light propagation 4 and the direction of light emission 10 have an intersection which lies in the focal plane of the lenses 7 of the collimator 3.
- the light module 2 of the lighting device 1 When the optical element 5 is in the first position, the light module 2 of the lighting device 1 is in an active state in which light is emitted from the light module 2 onto the light coupling surface 5a. At this point in time, the lighting unit 9 is in an inactive state in which the lighting unit 9 does not emit any light.
- the lighting unit 9 When the optical element 5 is in the second position (see Fig. Fig. 7 ), the lighting unit 9 is in an active state in which light is emitted from the lighting unit 9 as a light bundle. At this point in time, the light module 2 of the lighting device 1 is in an inactive state in which the light module 2 does not emit any light. This is indicated by the dashed lines in Fig. 7 indicated. The first position of the optical element 5 is in Fig. 7 also indicated as a dashed line.
- the lighting system 8 can generate a first light distribution when the optical element 5 is in the first position and the at least one light module 2 of the lighting device 1 is in an active state. Furthermore, a second light distribution can be generated when the optical element 5 is in the second position and the lighting unit 9 is in an active state.
- the first light distribution is, for example, a light distribution of a daytime running light or a signal light function
- the second light distribution is, for example, a low beam distribution or high beam distribution. Accordingly, it is possible to switch between different light distributions, depending on the position in which the optical element 5 is.
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