JP2015156265A - Lighting fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lighting fixture which can make light at a light emitting face uniform.

SOLUTION: A lighting fixture comprises: a base board; a plurality of first white color light sources; a plurality of screw white color light sources; a plurality of chromatic color light sources; and a light distribution control part. A plurality of the first white color light sources are mounted to the base board, and arranged over a first row along a circumferential direction of the base board. A plurality of the second white color light sources are mounted to the base board, and arranged over a second row along the circumferential direction of the base board at the outside of the first row. The chromatic color light sources are mounted to the base board, and arranged over a third row along the circumferential direction of the base board between the first row and the second row. The light distribution control part covers the first white color light sources, the second white color light sources and the chromatic color light sources. The light distribution control part has a lens part which controls the light distribution of the first white color light sources, the light distribution of the second white color light sources, and the light distribution of the chromatic color light sources.

COPYRIGHT: (C)2015,JPO&INPIT

Description

  Embodiments described herein relate generally to a lighting fixture.

  For example, development of lighting fixtures using light emitting elements such as light emitting diodes (LEDs) as a light source is in progress. As a lighting fixture using a light emitting diode as a light source, for example, a ceiling light attached to a ceiling surface of a house or the like can be cited. In such a lighting fixture, it is desired not only to brightly illuminate the surroundings but also to produce an appropriate light space according to the lifestyle scene as the lifestyles diversify. For example, it is desired to make the light uniform on the light emitting surface of the luminaire.

JP 2012-252899 A

  Embodiments of the present invention provide a luminaire that can achieve uniform light on a light emitting surface.

  According to the embodiment, there is provided a luminaire including: a substrate; a plurality of first white light sources; a plurality of second white light sources; a plurality of chromatic light sources; and a light distribution control unit. The plurality of first white light sources are mounted on the substrate and arranged over a first row along the circumferential direction of the substrate. The plurality of second white light sources are mounted on the substrate, and are disposed over a second row along the circumferential direction of the substrate outside the first row. The chromatic light source is mounted on the substrate, and is disposed across a third row along the circumferential direction of the substrate between the first row and the second row. The light distribution control unit covers the first white light source, the second white light source, and the chromatic light source. The light distribution control unit includes a lens unit that controls light distribution of the first white light source, light distribution of the second white light source, and light distribution of the chromatic color light source.

  According to the embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a lighting fixture capable of achieving uniform light on the light emitting surface.

Drawing 1 (a) and Drawing 1 (b) are typical perspective views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment. It is a typical exploded view showing the lighting fixture concerning embodiment. Drawing 3 (a) and Drawing 3 (b) are typical top views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment. Drawing 4 (a) and Drawing 4 (b) are typical sectional views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment. Fig.5 (a) and FIG.5 (b) are typical sectional drawings showing the lighting fixture concerning embodiment. Fig.6 (a)-FIG.6 (c) are graphs showing the relative spectral distribution of the light which the light emitting element of embodiment radiates | emits. It is a block diagram showing the principal part structure of the lighting fixture concerning embodiment. FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B are schematic plan views showing the remote control transmitter of the embodiment. It is a graph showing the relative spectral distribution of the light emitted from the light emitting element in the “night sleep assist” mode. It is a table | surface which illustrates the relationship between a light mixture ratio and a melatonin suppression degree. It is a graph which illustrates the relationship between the light control ratio of the light emitting element which radiates | emits light bulb color light, and a melatonin suppression degree relative value. It is an xy chromaticity diagram illustrating an example of control executed by the control unit according to the embodiment in the “night sleep assist” mode. FIG. 13A and FIG. 13B are relative spectral distributions for explaining another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment in the “sleep assist” mode. FIG. 14A and FIG. 14B are xy chromaticity diagrams illustrating an example of control executed by the control unit of the embodiment. It is a L ^* a ^* b ^* color system explaining the other example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs. It is a flowchart figure explaining the further another example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs. It is a flowchart figure explaining the further another example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs. It is a flowchart figure explaining the further another example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs. It is a flowchart figure explaining the further another example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs. It is a flowchart figure explaining the further another example of the control which the control part of embodiment performs.

  Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings. The same parts in the drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals, detailed description thereof will be omitted as appropriate, and different parts will be described. The drawings are schematic or conceptual, and the relationship between the thickness and width of each part, the size ratio between the parts, and the like are not necessarily the same as actual ones. Further, even when the same part is represented, the dimensions and ratios may be represented differently depending on the drawings.

Drawing 1 (a) and Drawing 1 (b) are typical perspective views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment.
Drawing 2 is a typical exploded view showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment.
Drawing 3 (a) and Drawing 3 (b) are typical top views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment.
Fig.1 (a) is a typical perspective view showing the light emission surface side of the lighting fixture concerning embodiment. FIG.1 (b) is a typical perspective view showing the opposite side to the light emission surface of the lighting fixture concerning embodiment. FIG. 3A is a schematic plan view illustrating the light emitting surface side of the lighting fixture according to the embodiment. FIG. 3B is a schematic enlarged view of the region A1 shown in FIG.

  The lighting fixture according to the embodiment is for a general household that is used by being attached to a hanging sealing body as a wiring fixture installed on the fixture mounting surface. The lighting fixture according to the embodiment performs indoor lighting by light emitted from a light source unit having a plurality of light emitting elements mounted on a substrate.

As illustrated in FIG. 1A to FIG. 3B, the lighting fixture 100 according to the embodiment includes a power supply unit 110, a fixture main body 120, a light source unit 130, a light distribution control unit 140, and a cover 150. And comprising.
The cover 150 is, for example, a milky white acrylic resin molded body, and has light transmittance. The lower surface 150a of the cover 150 forms a light emitting surface.

  Although the external shape of the lighting fixture 100 shown to Fig.1 (a)-FIG.3 (b) is circular, it is not necessarily limited to this. For example, the outer shape of the lighting fixture 100 may be an ellipse or a rectangle.

  The power supply unit 110 has a chassis formed from a flat plate of a metal material such as a cold rolled steel plate. The chassis of the power supply unit 110 is combined in an annular shape. Inside the chassis of the power supply unit 110, a circuit component 116 including a control unit 115 is provided (see FIG. 2). As shown in FIG. 1B, the power supply unit 110 has a fitting portion 111 at the center of the upper surface 110a. For example, the fitting unit 111 is fitted to a hooking sealing body as a connection device (wiring device) provided on the ceiling of a house, and fixes the device main body 120 to the ceiling. An adapter guide 113 for guiding the hooking sealing body is attached to the fitting portion 111.

  In the present specification, for convenience of explanation, the side of the cover 150 as viewed from the power supply unit 110 is “down” and the side of the power supply unit 110 as viewed from the cover 150 is “upward”. The same applies to other components.

  The instrument main body 120 is a chassis in which a flat plate made of a metal material such as a cold rolled steel plate is formed. A hole 121 through which the adapter guide 113 is passed is formed in a substantially central portion of the instrument main body 120.

  The light source unit 130 includes a substrate 131 and a plurality of light emitting elements 133, and is provided so as to be separable from the power source unit 110 through a connection unit. The light emitting element 133 is provided on the lower surface 131 a of the substrate 131. The substrate 131 has a structure in which two substantially arc-shaped substrates having a predetermined width dimension are connected to each other, and is formed in a substantially annular shape as a whole. That is, the substrate 131 formed in a substantially annular shape as a whole has two divided substrates. The plurality of divided substrates 131 are electrically connected to each other by a connector (electric connection portion) CN via an electric wire 135 or the like inside the substrate 131. The substrate 131 is fixed to the lower surface 120 a of the instrument main body 120. Note that the substrate 131 may include four divided substrates.

  By using the divided substrate, the division of the substrate 131 can absorb thermal contraction and suppress deformation of the substrate 131. In addition, although it is preferable to use the board | substrate divided | segmented into plurality, the one board | substrate integrally formed in the substantially cyclic | annular form may be used. Further, a power supply unit 137 is provided on the inner peripheral side of the specific substrate 131. Specifically, the power supply unit 137 is a connector CN. An output line W that is electrically connected to the lighting device is connected to the power supply unit 137, and power is supplied to the plurality of light emitting elements 133 through the wiring pattern of the substrate 131.

  A member that reflects the emitted light of the light emitting element 133 is applied to the lower surface 131 a of the substrate 131. For example, a resin in which titanium oxide or the like is dispersed is applied to the lower surface 131a of the substrate 131. By applying the reflective member to the lower surface 131a of the substrate 131, it is possible to prevent a decrease in luminance at the central portion of the instrument main body 120.

  The substrate 131 includes, for example, an insulating substrate such as a glass epoxy resin and a wiring formed using a copper foil. The reflecting member is applied to the lower surface 131a of the substrate 131 excluding the portion where the light emitting element 133 is disposed. In other words, the substrate 131 has a wiring hidden by the reflecting member, and electrically connects the plurality of light emitting elements 133.

  The light emitting element 133 is an LED (Light Emitting Diode). The light emitting element 133 is a surface mount type LED package. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the LED packages are mounted along the circumferential direction of a plurality of (two in the example of FIG. 3A) circle-shaped substrates 131. . The LED packages are mounted over a plurality of rows (three rows in the example of FIG. 3A) on the circumference of substantially concentric circles having different radii. That is, the LED package has an inner row (first row), an outer row (second row), and an intermediate row (third row) between the inner row and the outer row. Are implemented over a row of

  The LED package generally includes an LED chip disposed in a cavity formed of ceramics or synthetic resin, and a translucent resin for molding such as epoxy resin or silicone resin that seals the LED chip. Have.

  The LED package (first white light source) mounted on the inner circumferential side row has a light emitting element 133L (first light emitting element) whose light emission color is light bulb color (L) and a light emission color of daylight color (D). The light emitting element 133D (second light emitting element) is used. The color temperature of the daylight color (D) light is higher than the color temperature of the light bulb color (L) light. In other words, the light emitting element 133D emits light having a color temperature higher than the color temperature of the light bulb color (L). The light emitting elements 133L and the light emitting elements 133D are arranged alternately on the circumference at substantially equal intervals. The LED chip is an LED chip that emits blue light. A phosphor is mixed in the translucent resin. In order to be able to radiate daylight color light of light bulb color (L) and daylight color (D), as a phosphor, a yellow phosphor that mainly emits yellow light that is complementary to blue light, A red phosphor is used to supplement the reddish component. The mounting form of the LED packages (second white light source) in the outer peripheral row is the same as the mounting form of the LED packages in the inner peripheral row.

  In the present specification, for convenience of explanation, at least one of the light emitting element 133L whose light emission color is light bulb color (L) and the light emission element 133D whose light emission color is daylight color (D) is referred to as a “white light source” or a “main light source”. . In other words, “white light source” and “main light source” refer to light sources having chromaticity coordinates within the defined range of correlated color temperature.

  The LED package mounted in the middle row includes a light emitting element 133R (third light emitting element) having a red (R) emission color and a light emitting element 133G (fourth light emitting element) having a green (G) emission color. ) And a light emitting element 133B (fifth light emitting element) whose emission color is blue (B). The LED chip of the light emitting element 133R is an LED chip that emits red light. The LED chip of the light emitting element 133G is an LED chip that emits green light. The LED chip of the light emitting element 133B is an LED chip that emits blue light. These LED chips are sealed with a translucent resin for molding.

  In this specification, for convenience of explanation, at least one of the light emitting element 133R whose emission color is red (R), the light emission element 133G whose emission color is green (G), and the light emission element 133B whose emission color is blue (B). Are referred to as “chromatic light sources” or “sub-light sources”. In other words, the “chromatic color light source” and the “sub-light source” refer to a light source that emits light within a narrow wavelength range represented by a single wavelength light or a single wavelength light.

The light-emitting element 133R, the light-emitting element 133G, and the light-emitting element 133B are sequentially arranged on the substantially circumference sequentially and at regular intervals from the light-emitting element 133R, the light-emitting element 133G, and the light-emitting element 133B.
Details of the wavelength of light emitted by each light emitting element and details of the correlated color temperature of light emitted by each light emitting element will be described later.

  Note that the arrangement of the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133G, and the light emitting element 133B is not specified and may be in any order. For example, the light emitting element 133G, the light emitting element 133R, and the light emitting element 133B may be arranged in this order. Adjacent light emitting elements preferably emit light of different colors, but are not particularly limited. As an example, two light emitting elements that emit light of the same color, such as the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133G, the light emitting element 133G, the light emitting element 133B, and the light emitting element 133B, may be sequentially arranged. Is possible.

  According to the embodiment, a plurality of light emitting elements 133 having different emission colors, that is, a light emitting element 133L that emits light of light bulb color (L), a light emitting element 133D that emits light of daylight color (D), and red (R). A light emitting element 133R that emits blue light, a light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light, and a light emitting element 133B that emits blue (B) light are arranged. Thereby, the range of the light color which can be expressed by mixing the light of each color can be widened. In addition, the light color can be appropriately adjusted by individually controlling the output of the light emitted from each light emitting element. In the present specification, for convenience of explanation, light in which light of each color is mixed at a predetermined ratio is referred to as “mixed light”.

  The light distribution control unit 140 controls the light distribution of the light emitting element 133. The light distribution control unit 140 will be further described with reference to the drawings.

Drawing 4 (a) and Drawing 4 (b) are typical sectional views showing the lighting fixture concerning an embodiment.
Fig.5 (a) and FIG.5 (b) are typical sectional drawings showing the lighting fixture concerning embodiment.
Fig.4 (a) is typical sectional drawing in cut surface AA represented to Fig.3 (a). FIG. 4B is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the cutting plane BB shown in FIG. Fig.5 (a) is typical sectional drawing in cut surface CC represented to Fig.3 (a). FIG.5 (b) is typical sectional drawing in the cut surface DD represented to Fig.3 (a).

  As shown in FIG. 4A, the light distribution control unit 140 is fixed to the instrument main body 120 and covers the light emitting element 133 and the electrical connection unit and the power supply unit between the plurality of divided substrates 131. . The material of the light distribution control unit 140 includes, for example, a resin. The light distribution control unit 140 covers the entire light source unit (charging unit) 130. Therefore, the light distribution control unit 140 has a function of protecting the light source unit 130. A convex portion 145 corresponding to the electrical connection portion and the power supply portion of the substrate 131 is formed on the inner peripheral side of the light distribution control portion 140. The convex portion 145 is formed in a dimension longer than the connector dimension in the circumferential direction which is the annular direction. That is, since the light distribution control unit 140 is configured to be attached to and detached from the instrument main body 120 by rotating, the circumferential direction is set so as not to interfere with the electrical connection unit CN and the electric wire 135 when the light distribution control unit 140 rotates. Has a projection 145 longer than the connector dimension.

  The light distribution control unit 140 includes a lens unit 141. The lens unit 141 includes a first portion 141a, a second portion 141b, and a third portion 141c. Also, between the first portion 141a and the third portion 141c, between the second portion 141b and the third portion 141c, the inner peripheral side of the first portion 141a, and the outer periphery of the second portion 141b. A light diffusion portion 141f is formed in the region of the closed end portion 141e corresponding to the substrate 131 on the side. The light diffusing portion 141f is formed, for example, by applying an uneven pattern. The light diffusion portion 141f may be formed by another means such as attaching a diffusion sheet. The first portion 141a covers the light emitting elements 133 in the inner circumferential row (the light emitting elements 133L and 133D in the example of FIG. 4B) and controls the light distribution of the light emitting elements 133 in the inner circumferential row. To do. The second portion 141b covers the light emitting element 133 of the intermediate example (the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133G, and the light emitting element 133B in the example of FIG. 4B), and distributes the light distribution of the light emitting elements 133 in the intermediate row. Control. The third portion 141c covers the light emitting elements 133 in the outer peripheral row (the light emitting elements 133L and 133D in the example of FIG. 4B) and controls the light distribution of the light emitting elements 133 in the outer peripheral row. That is, the light distribution control unit 140 according to the embodiment controls the light distribution of the light emitting elements 133 arranged in each column independently for each column.

  Thereby, uneven color and uneven brightness on the lower surface (light emitting surface) 150a of the cover 150 can be reduced, and chromaticity and brightness can be made uniform.

  Here, depending on the shape of the lens portion 141, when the light emitting elements 133 in the outer circumferential row and the light emitting devices 133 in the inner circumferential row are not lit and only the light emitting elements 133 in the middle row are lit, the cover 150 Bright lines may occur on the lower surface 150a of the. More specifically, for example, as indicated by an arrow A11 and an arrow A12 illustrated in FIG. 4B, light emitted from the light emitting elements 133 in the middle row passes through the second portion 141b, and the first portion When incident on at least one of 141a and third portion 141c, bright lines may occur on the lower surface 150a of the cover 150.

  On the other hand, a diffusion processing unit 141d is provided on the surface of the second portion of the lens unit 141 of the embodiment. For example, on the surface of the second portion 141b of the lens portion 141, a dot-like scatterer, so-called grain pattern is formed. Further, a part of the light incident on the lens unit 141 from the light emitting element 133 and reflected toward the flat part on the back side of the lens unit 141 after being reflected by the light exit surface is transmitted from the light distribution control unit 140. It goes to the area of the flat part 141e. If the light diffusion portion 141f is not formed, the light is reflected by the flat portion 141e of the light distribution control portion 140, and the reflected light is emitted from the lens portion 141. As a result, bright lines are generated, and the bright lines are reflected on the cover 150 to cause uneven brightness of the cover 150. On the other hand, the light diffusion part 141f is formed in the flat part 141e of the light distribution control part 140, so that the light directed toward the flat part 141e is diffused by the light diffusion part 141f. Therefore, a bright line with a strong luminous intensity from the lens unit 141 is not generated, and the occurrence of uneven brightness in the cover 150 can be suppressed.

  Thereby, as indicated by the arrows A13 and A14 shown in FIG. 4B, the light transmitted through the second portion 141b is diffused by the diffusion processing unit 141d on the surface of the second portion 141b. Then, the amount of light incident on the first portion 141a and the third portion 141c is reduced. Therefore, it is possible to suppress bright lines from occurring on the lower surface 150a of the cover 150. On the other hand, the diffusion processing unit is not provided on the surface of the first portion 141a and the surface of the third portion 141c. Therefore, it can suppress that the light beam quantity of the lighting fixture 100 falls. In addition, when the distance between the cover 150 and the lens unit 141 is reduced in order to reduce the thickness, the generation of luminance may not be suppressed even if the light diffusing unit 141f is formed. In this case, the entrance surface of the lens unit 141 may be subjected to a diffusion process.

  As described above with reference to FIG. 2, the substrate 131 is fixed to the lower surface 120 a of the instrument body 120. As shown in FIG. 5A, the substrate 131 has a hole 131b. On the other hand, the lower surface 120a of the instrument main body 120 is provided with a protrusion 123 protruding downward (toward the light emitting surface). When attaching the substrate 131 to the lower surface 120 a of the instrument body 120, first, the positions of the holes 131 b of the substrate 131 and the projections 123 of the instrument body 120 are aligned, and the projections 123 of the instrument body 120 are aligned with the holes 131 b of the substrate 131. insert. Accordingly, the substrate 131 can be temporarily fixed or temporarily placed on the lower surface 120a of the instrument main body 120.

  As described above, the light distribution control unit 140 is fixed to the instrument main body 120. As illustrated in FIG. 5B, the light distribution control unit 140 includes a claw portion 143. The claw portion 143 has a bowl shape. The tip of the claw portion 143 extends in a direction substantially parallel to the lower surface 120a of the instrument body 120. On the other hand, the instrument body 120 has a hole 125. The length D1 of the hole 125 is longer than the length D2 of the tip portion of the claw portion 143. When attaching the light distribution control unit 140 to the instrument body 120, first, the positions of the hole 125 and the claw part 143 of the instrument body 120 are aligned, and the claw part 143 is inserted into the hole 125 of the instrument body 120. Subsequently, the light distribution control unit 140 is rotated in the direction of the arrow A16 illustrated in FIG. Thereby, the light distribution control part 140 is fixed to the instrument main body 120. More specifically, each nail | claw part 143 is hooked on the back side of the instrument main body 120, and draws the light distribution control part 140 toward the instrument main body 120. FIG. Thereby, the instrument main body 120 and the light distribution control unit 140 are fitted with the substrate 131 sandwiched between the instrument main body 120 and the light distribution control unit 140.

Fig.6 (a)-FIG.6 (c) are graphs showing the relative spectral distribution of the light which the light emitting element of embodiment radiates | emits.
FIG. 6A is a graph illustrating the relative spectral distribution of the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L). FIG. 6B is a graph illustrating the relative spectral distribution of the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light. FIG. 6C is a graph illustrating the relative spectral distribution of the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light.

  The horizontal axis of the graphs shown in FIGS. 6A to 6B represents the wavelength (nanometer: nm). The vertical axis of the graphs shown in FIGS. 6A to 6B represents relative energy.

  As shown in FIG. 6A, the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) has a peak wavelength in a range of 550 nm to 650 nm. The correlated color temperature of light of the light bulb color (L) emitted from the light emitting element 133L is 2000 Kelvin (K) or more and 3500 K or less.

As illustrated in FIG. 6B, the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light has a peak wavelength in a range of 500 nm to 560 nm.
As shown in FIG. 6C, the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light has a peak wavelength at 600 nm or more. More specifically, the light-emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light has a peak wavelength in a range of 620 nm to 640 nm.

The light-emitting element 133D that emits daylight color (D) has a peak wavelength in the range of 440 nm to 480 nm.
The light-emitting element 133B that emits blue (B) light has a peak wavelength in the range of 440 nm to 480 nm.

FIG. 7 is a block diagram illustrating a main configuration of the lighting apparatus according to the embodiment.
FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B are schematic plan views showing the remote control transmitter of the embodiment.
The luminaire 100 illustrated in FIG. 7 includes a power supply unit 110, a light source unit 130, an indirect light source unit 160, and a control unit 115. The power supply unit 110 is connected to a commercial AC power supply AC. The light source unit 130 is connected to the power supply unit 110.

  The power supply unit 110 functions as a DC power supply, and receives a commercial AC power supply AC and generates a DC output. The light source unit 130 is as described above with reference to FIGS.

  As illustrated in FIG. 1B, the indirect light source unit 160 is disposed on the back side (upper side) of the instrument main body 120 and mainly has a function of illuminating the ceiling surface. A plurality of indirect light source units 160 are provided around the fitting unit 111, and include a substrate 161 and a plurality of light emitting elements 163. The substrate 161 is formed in a substantially rectangular flat plate, for example. The light emitting elements 163 are arranged in a substantially straight line along the longitudinal direction of the substrate 161 and mounted on the substrate 161. The light emitting element 163 emits light of a light bulb color (L).

  The indirect light source unit 160 is attached to four locations on the upper side wall of the power supply unit 110. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 1B, the upper portion of the power supply unit 110 is formed in a substantially square shape. The indirect light source unit 160 is attached to the upper side wall of the power supply unit 110 having a substantially rectangular shape. Each of the indirect light source units 160 attached to the four places is covered with a cover 165.

  The control unit 115 includes a setting information input / output unit 115a, a dimming control unit 115b, and a storage unit 115c. The dimming control means 115b is connected to the setting information input / output unit 115a. The storage unit 115c is connected to the setting information input / output unit 115a. A remote control signal receiving unit 127 is connected to the setting information input / output unit 115a. The storage unit 115c is provided with a mode storage unit 118a.

  The dimming control means 115b is provided with a PWM control circuit 117a and a switching control circuit 117b. The switching control circuit 117b is connected to the PWM control circuit 117a. As shown in FIG. 7, the PWM control circuit 117a and the switching control circuit 117b include a light emitting element 133L that emits light of a light bulb color (L), a light emitting element 133D that emits light of daylight color (D), and red ( R) emitting light 133 </ b> R, green (G) emitting light 133 </ b> G, blue (B) emitting light 133 </ b> B, and indirect light source 160 light emitting element 163. Are provided for each of the above. That is, six PWM control circuits 117a and six switching control circuits 117b are provided.

  Thereby, the light source unit 130 and the indirect light source unit 160 can be controlled independently. In addition, dimming control (individual control) for each emission color is possible. Therefore, for the light source unit 130, the light output for each emission color is varied by adjusting the dimming ratio for each emission color, and the light bulb color (L), daylight color (D), red (R), green ( G) and blue (B) emission colors can be mixed to express a desired emission color (individual control mode). For example, the user adjusts the dimming ratio for each emission color by operating at least one of the “R” button 185, the “G” button 186, and the “B” button 187 of the remote control transmitter 180. The light output for each luminescent color can be changed. In the remote control transmitter 180 shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the “R” button 185, the “G” button 186, and the “B” button 187 are hidden from the cover portion 180a in the normal state. On the other hand, when the user slides the cover part 180a, it appears outside.

In the lighting fixture 100 according to the embodiment, a desired mode can be selected and switched from among a plurality of lighting modes in order to produce a light space that matches the life scene. More specifically, in the light emitting element 133 and the light emitting element 163, a plurality of mode setting information (lighting pattern information) in which the light output for each emission color is adjusted is stored in the mode storage unit 118a. The user can select the lighting mode stored in the mode storage unit 118a using the remote control transmitter 180 and reproduce the lighting pattern.
For example, a “beautiful” mode, a “relaxation” mode, a “theater” mode, and a “sleep assist” mode (first lighting mode) are set.

  “Beautiful” mode mixes light emission colors of light bulb color (L), daylight color (D), red (R), green (G), and blue (B), and has high color reproducibility. Expresses daylight-colored light with excellent color rendering, and shows the table and colors vividly and beautifully. The average color rendering index (Ra) of mixed light in the “beautiful” mode is, for example, “95”. For example, the user can select and execute the “clean” mode by pressing the “clean” button 181 of the remote control transmitter 180.

  The “relaxation” mode is a combination of the downward light of the light bulb color (L) by the light source unit 130 and the upward light of the light bulb color (L) by the indirect light source unit 160, and the entire space is in the light bulb color (L). Illuminated with soft light, it creates a relaxing and relaxing space. For example, the user can select and execute the “relaxation” mode by pressing the “relaxation” button 182 of the remote control transmitter 180.

  The “theater” mode is illumination by only the upward light of the light bulb color (L) by the indirect light source unit 160. The “Theater” mode can illuminate the ceiling surface, create a cinematic presence and create a light space for enjoying a home theater. For example, the user can select and execute the “theater” mode by pressing the “theater” button 183 of the remote control transmitter 180.

  In the “night rest assist” mode, the light emitting element 133D that emits daylight color (D) light and the light emitting element 133B that emits blue (B) light are inconspicuous, and the light bulb color (L), red (R), The emission color of green (G) is mixed. The “good night assist” mode can realize light with a relatively low degree of melatonin suppression, and promotes a good sleep for the user by reducing adverse effects on sleep caused by nighttime illumination. The average color rendering index (Ra) of mixed light in the “sleep assist” mode is relatively high, and the average color rendering evaluation of each of the light bulb color (L) light, red (R) light, and green (G) light. Higher than the number (Ra). In the “good night assist” mode, the correlated color temperature of light (mixed light) in which light bulb colors (L), red (R), and green (G) are mixed is the light of the light bulb color (L). Lower than the correlated color temperature. For example, the user can select and execute the “Good Night Assist” mode by pressing the “Good Night Assist” button 184 of the remote control transmitter 180.

  When reproducing the lighting mode set in this way, the user operates the remote control transmitter 180 to select a specific mode. When the mode selection signal is received by the remote control signal receiving unit 127, the received signal is transmitted to the setting information input / output unit 115a. The setting information input / output unit 115a reads the selected mode setting information (lighting pattern information) from the mode storage unit 118a and transmits it to the dimming control means 115b.

  The PWM control circuit 117a in the dimming control means 115b generates a PWM control signal based on the mode setting information and sends it to the switching control circuit 117b. The switching control circuit 117b performs PWM control based on the PWM control signal, and supplies a direct current output from the power supply unit 110 to each light emitting element 133 of the light source unit 130 and the light emitting element 163 of the indirect light source unit 160. As a result, the light emitting elements 133 and 163 of each color are controlled for each light emission color at a light control ratio according to the mode setting information, and light is emitted at a predetermined light mixture ratio, so that a light emission color mixed as a whole is expressed.

The “good night assist” mode will be further described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 9 is a graph showing the relative spectral distribution of light emitted from the light emitting element in the “sleep assist” mode.

  The horizontal axis of the graph shown in FIG. 9 represents the wavelength (nanometer: nm). The vertical axis of the graph shown in FIG. 9 represents relative energy. The relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 9 includes a light emitting element 133L that emits light of a light bulb color (L), a light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, and a light emitting element that emits green (G) light. 133G is an example in which light is mixed at a ratio of “0.83: 0.12: 0.05”.

The spectral distribution of the mixed light emitted in the “sleep assist” mode has an energy peak in the wavelength range of 600 nm or more and 650 nm or less. In the relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 9, an energy peak exists when the wavelength is 635 nm.
When the maximum value of the energy of the spectral distribution is “1”, the peak value of the energy in the wavelength range of 380 nm to 500 nm of the mixed light emitted in the “night assist” mode is 0.25 or less. In the relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 9, the relative energy of the peak in the wavelength range of 380 nm or more and 500 nm or less is “0.2”. When the maximum value of the energy of the spectral distribution is “1”, the peak value of the energy in the wavelength range of 530 nm or more and 600 nm or less of the mixed light radiated in the “good night assist” mode is 0.25 or more and 0.6 or less. It is. In the relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 9, the relative energy of the peak in the wavelength range of 530 nm or more and 600 nm or less is “0.48”.

  The average color rendering index (Ra) of the light bulb color (L) emitted from the light emitting element 133L is “84”. The average color rendering index (Ra) of mixed light having the above-mentioned ratio (0.83: 0.12: 0.05) is “93”. That is, by the mixed light of the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L), the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, and the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light, The average color rendering index (Ra) is higher than when light of the light bulb color (L) is emitted.

FIG. 10 is a table illustrating the relationship between the light mixture ratio and the melatonin suppression degree.
FIG. 11 is a graph illustrating the relationship between the dimming ratio of the light-emitting element that emits light of the light bulb color and the relative value of the melatonin suppression degree.

The inventor has mixed a light emitting element 133L that emits light of a light bulb color (L), a light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, and a light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light. The relationship between the light ratio (dimming ratio) and the degree of melatonin suppression was examined. The degree of melatonin inhibition was calculated by the following equation, with Brainard's melatonin action sensitivity curve as Brainard (λ).

Brainard (λ) × relative spectral distribution / V (λ) × relative spectral distribution (1)

“V (λ)” in the equation (1) is the photopic standard relative luminous sensitivity. Moreover, the melatonin suppression degree when only the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) was turned on was set to “1”, and the melatonin suppression degree at each light mixture ratio was expressed as a relative value. An example of the result of the study is as shown in FIG.

  In addition, the present inventor makes the outputs of the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light and the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light constant, and emits light of a light bulb color (L). When the light emitting element 133L to be dimmed was examined, the relationship between the light mixture ratio of the light emitting element 133L and the melatonin suppression degree relative value was examined. The melatonin suppression degree when only the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) was turned on was “1”, and the melatonin suppression degree at each light mixture ratio of the light emitting element 133L was expressed as a relative value. An example of the result of the study is as shown in FIG.

  According to the table illustrated in FIG. 10 and the graph illustrated in FIG. 11, when the light mixture ratio of the light emitting element 133 </ b> L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) is decreased, the degree of melatonin suppression is decreased. Here, the light mixture ratio represents the light flux ratio of light to be mixed.

  Therefore, the control unit 115 according to the embodiment mixes the light emission colors of the light bulb color (L), red (R), and green (G) in the “good night assist” mode, and then the light bulb color (L). Control for dimming only the light emitting element 133L that emits light is executed. Subsequently, when the output of the light emitting element 133L becomes equal to or less than a predetermined value, the control unit 115 performs control to dimm the light emitting element 133G and the light emitting element 133R.

  When the dimming rate (mixing ratio) of the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) becomes “0.4”, the mixed light deviates from the defined region of the correlated color temperature. If the mixed light deviates from the correlated color temperature definition region, the apparent light color may become unnatural. Therefore, when the light mixing ratio of the light emitting element 133L is reduced to “0.5”, the control unit 115 reduces the light mixing ratio of the light emitting element 133L, the light mixing ratio of the light emitting element 133G, and the light mixing ratio of the light emitting element 133R. It is more preferable to execute a control that reduces the light while keeping the light color, that is, keeps the light color, and turns off the light at bedtime.

  According to the embodiment, it is possible to produce an appropriate light space according to the life scene. That is, it is possible to promote a good sleep by relatively reducing the blue light component contained in the mixed light in the “night rest assist” mode and reducing the degree of melatonin suppression of the occupants. Further, when the output of the light emitting element 133L becomes equal to or less than a predetermined value, the light color of the light emitting element 133G and the light emitting element 133R is dimmed to maintain a light color with a sense of incongruity after the blue light component is reduced to a predetermined value or less. be able to. Furthermore, the light mixing in the “night assist” mode can provide light having a relatively high average color rendering index, and the indoor light color can be kept natural.

  As described above with reference to FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B, the LED packages mounted on the inner circumferential row have a light emitting element 133L whose light emission color is light bulb color (L) and a light emission color of daylight color. The light emitting element 133D of (D) is used. The mounting form of the LED packages in the outer peripheral row is the same as the mounting form of the LED packages in the inner peripheral row. In the LED package mounted in the middle row, the light emitting element 133R whose emission color is red (R), the light emitting element 133G whose emission color is green (G), and the light emitting element 133B whose emission color is blue (B). And are used.

  Thus, in the “sleep assist” mode, even if the light emitting element 133D that emits daylight color (D) light and the light emitting element 133B that emits blue light (B) are turned off, It is possible for the light distribution control unit 140 to suppress a decrease in color. Therefore, the light emission color of the light bulb color (L) in the inner peripheral row, the red color (R) and green color (G) in the middle row, and the light bulb color (L) in the outer row is reduced. It is possible to mix colors without generating them.

Next, an example of control executed by the control unit 115 according to the embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 12 is an xy chromaticity diagram illustrating an example of control executed by the control unit according to the embodiment in the “sleep assist” mode.

  When the “good night assist” mode is set, the control unit 115 according to the embodiment executes control to emit mixed light at the chromaticity point A illustrated in FIG. The correlated color temperature of the mixed light at the chromaticity point A is, for example, 2200K. The deviation Δuv from the black body radiation locus of the chromaticity point A is, for example, “0”. Subsequently, the control unit 115 performs control such that the mixed light at the chromaticity point A changes to the mixed light at the chromaticity point B illustrated in FIG. The coordinates (x, y) of the chromaticity point B are, for example, (0.62, 0.36). The color of the mixed light at the chromaticity point B is orange.

  As described above, when the “night sleep assist” mode is set, the control unit 115 according to the embodiment has the first chromaticity point whose deviation Δuv from the black body radiation locus is within ± 0.02 on the xy chromaticity diagram. And the control which radiates | emits the mixed light (1st light) of the 1st chromaticity point which can be expressed with correlation color temperature is performed. Subsequently, the control unit 115 has a region in which the mixed light of the first chromaticity point has a y coordinate of 0.32 or more and 0.45 or less and an x coordinate of 0.51 or more on the xy chromaticity diagram. A control is performed that changes to the mixed light (second light) of the second chromaticity point inside the region A2 that is A2 and is surrounded by the spectral locus.

  According to this example, the control unit 115 changes the light of the first chromaticity point to the light of the second chromaticity point, thereby changing the light of low color temperature that is relatively difficult to disturb sleep to blue. The light component is changed to a relatively lower light. For example, the control unit 115 radiates the mixed light of the first chromaticity point one hour before going to bed, and gradually changes the mixed light of the first chromaticity point to the second chromaticity point from 10 minutes before going to bed. The brightness is lowered while changing to the mixed light of the light, and control is performed to turn off the light at bedtime. According to this, at the initial stage of the “sleep assist” mode, light having chromaticity within the defined region of the correlated color temperature is radiated, so that the uncomfortable appearance can be suppressed. In addition, from the beginning of the “sleep assist” mode to the sleep time (sleeping time), the mixed light of the second chromaticity point in the chromaticity region A2 in which the mixed light of the first chromaticity point gradually becomes red becomes darker. By changing to, it is possible to promote natural sleep without suppressing the secretion of melatonin as a hormone that promotes sleep.

FIG. 13A and FIG. 13B are relative spectral distributions for explaining another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment in the “sleep assist” mode.
FIG. 13A is an example of the relative spectral distribution of light before the control unit 115 changes the light color. FIG. 13B is an example of the relative spectral distribution of light after the control unit 115 changes the light color. The horizontal axis of the graphs shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B represents the wavelength (nanometer: nm). The vertical axis of the graphs shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B represents relative energy.

  When the “sleep assist” mode is set, the control unit 115 according to the embodiment executes control to emit the first mixed light (first light) represented by the relative spectral distribution in FIG. . When the maximum value of the energy of the spectral distribution is “1”, the maximum value of the energy in the wavelength region of 500 nm or less of the first mixed light is 0.25 or less. In the example of the relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 13A, the maximum value of energy in the wavelength region of 500 nm or less of the first mixed light is “0.14”.

  Subsequently, the control unit 115 performs control such that the first mixed light changes to the second mixed light (second light) represented by the relative spectral distribution in FIG. . When the maximum value of the energy of the spectral distribution is “1”, the maximum value of the energy in the wavelength region of 500 nm or less of the second mixed light is 0.1 or less. In the example of the relative spectral distribution shown in FIG. 13B, the maximum value of energy in the wavelength region of 500 nm or less of the second mixed light is “0.002”.

  According to this example, the control unit 115 changes the first mixed light to the second mixed light, so that the light of the low color temperature that is relatively difficult to disturb sleep is further compared with the blue light component. Change to low light. For example, the control unit 115 emits the first mixed light one hour before going to bed, and gradually decreases the brightness while changing the first mixed light to the second mixed light from 10 minutes before going to bed. Then, control is performed to turn off the light at bedtime. According to this, since the blue light component contained in the spectral distribution of the first mixed light is not more than a predetermined value, it is relatively difficult to suppress the secretion of melatonin. In addition, by changing the first mixed light to the second mixed light from the beginning of the “sleep assist” mode to the sleep time (sleeping time), it is possible to realize light that has much less adverse effect on melatonin suppression. it can.

FIG. 14A and FIG. 14B are xy chromaticity diagrams illustrating an example of control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
On the xy chromaticity diagram, the chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133L that emits light of light bulb color (L), the chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133D that emits light of daylight color (D), and the light of red (R) are emitted. The chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133R that emits light, the chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light, and the chromaticity coordinate of the light emitting element 133B that emits blue (B) light are shown in FIG. ).

  Here, in the process of changing from a lighting state with an arbitrary light mixture ratio to a lighting state with another light mixture ratio, light of an unnatural color is emitted depending on the light mixture ratio of each light emitting element. Sometimes. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 14B, a case where the first lighting state is changed to the second lighting state will be described. In the first lighting state, only the light emitting element 133B that emits blue (B) light is lit. In the second lighting state, the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light and the light emitting element 133L that emits light bulb color (L) light are lit. That is, in the second lighting state, mixed light of the light emitting element 133R and the light emitting element 133L is emitted.

  When the dimming of all of the light emitting element 133L, the light emitting element 133R, and the light emitting element 133B is changed at the same time when changing from the first lighting state to the second lighting state, the light color is represented, for example, in FIG. There is a possibility of passing through a high-saturation reddish purple region such as the region A3. Then, an unnatural color of light that is not intended by the user may be emitted.

On the other hand, in the embodiment, first, the light emitting element 133L is turned on from the first lighting state (first control process). Subsequently, the light emitting element 133B is turned off (second control process). That is, when changing from the first lighting state to the second lighting state, the control unit 115 performs control of dimming each light emitting element with a time difference according to the type of the light emitting element.
Thereby, it is possible to suppress the emission of unnatural color light in the process of executing the control for changing from the lighting state with an arbitrary light mixture ratio to the lighting state with another light mixture ratio.

For example, when the control unit 115 changes from a state where only the chromatic color light source is lit to a state where only the white light source is lit, or a state where only the chromatic color light source is lit, the control unit 115 is enabled. The control of the white light source is started before the control of the chromatic light source.
For example, when changing from a state in which only the chromatic color light source is turned on to another state in which only the chromatic color light source is turned on, the control unit 115 performs control of the chromatic color light source after turning on the white light source, Control to turn off the white light source is executed.

  According to this, since the control of the white light source is started before the control of the chromatic color light source, even if the light mixture state of the chromatic color light source subsequently changes, the hue change in the high chroma region is suppressed. be able to. Therefore, emission of unnatural color light can be suppressed.

For example, the control unit 115 controls the chromatic light source rather than the white light source when changing from a state in which the white light source and the chromatic color light source are turned on to another state in which at least one of the white light source and the chromatic color light source is turned on. Start running first.
For example, when changing from a state in which only the white light source is lit to a state in which only the chromatic color light source is lit, the control unit 115 starts executing the control of the chromatic color light source before the control of the white light source.

  According to this, since the execution of the control of the chromatic color light source is started before the control of the white light source from the state in which the white light source is turned on, it is possible to prevent the hue from changing in the high saturation region. Therefore, emission of unnatural color light can be suppressed.

FIG. 15 is an L ^* a ^* b ^* color system for explaining another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
In the L ^* a ^* b ^* color system, chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light, and blue (B) The chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133 </ b> B that emits the light are, for example, as illustrated in FIG. 15.

  As described above with reference to FIGS. 14 (a) and 14 (b), in the process of changing from a lighting state with an arbitrary light mixture ratio to a lighting state with another light mixture ratio, the mixing of each light emitting element is performed. Depending on the light ratio, unnatural color light may be emitted. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 15, a case where the light emitting element 133 </ b> R that emits red (R) light is turned on and the light emitting element 133 </ b> B that emits blue (B) light is turned on will be described. .

When changing from the state in which only the light emitting element 133R is lit to the state in which only the light emitting element 133B is lit, the output of the light emitting element 133R is gradually lowered and the output of the light emitting element 133B is gradually increased, which is shown in FIG. As in the first control process, the light color changes slightly on the circumferential side from the straight line connecting the chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133R and the chromaticity coordinates of the light emitting element 133B in the L ^* a ^* b ^* color system. To do. Then, in the first control process, there is a possibility that the light color passes through bright reddish purple and gives an unnatural impression to the user.

On the other hand, in the embodiment, in the process of changing from the state in which only the light emitting element 133R is lit to the state in which only the light emitting element 133B is lit, the origin of the L ^* a ^* b ^* color system than the first control process. The control to which green (G) is added is executed so as to pass through the second control process passing through the region close to. That is, when the control unit 115 changes from the first lighting state to the second lighting state, the chromaticity of the L ^* a ^* b ^* color system of the light color presented in the process of change is the first lighting state. Control is performed that is located in an area closer to the origin than the straight line connecting the chromaticity coordinates of the second and the chromaticity coordinates of the second lighting state.

  According to this, in the process of changing the lighting state, since the light color passes through the region where the saturation is relatively low, it is possible to reduce the unnatural appearance. In the example shown in FIG. 15, in the second control process, the light color changes from red (R) to blue (B) via reddish white and bluish white. Therefore, it can suppress giving an unnatural impression.

FIG. 16 is a flowchart for explaining still another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
In this example, a case where the “beautiful” mode, the “relaxation” mode, or the “theater” mode is selected will be described.

  For example, the user operates the “clean” button 181 of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the “clean” mode (step S101). Alternatively, the user operates the “relaxation” button 182 of the remote control transmitter 180, for example, and selects the “relaxation” mode (step S103). Alternatively, for example, the user operates the “theater” button 183 of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the “theater” mode (step S105).

  Subsequently, the control unit 115 determines whether or not the timer function is set (step S107). The timer function in this example is a so-called “off timer function” for sleep, and refers to a function of turning off the light emitting element 133 after a predetermined time. When the timer function is not set (step S107: No), the control unit 115 continues to determine whether or not the timer function is set (step S107).

  On the other hand, when the timer function is set (step S107: Yes), the control unit 115 executes the “sleep assist” mode. The control executed in the “sleep assist” mode is, for example, as described above with reference to FIGS. 9 to 13B. Subsequently, the control unit 115 turns off all the light emitting elements 133 (step S111). As described above, in the example shown in FIG. 16, when a lighting mode other than the “sleep assist” mode and a lighting mode (second lighting mode) in which the light output for each emission color is adjusted in advance is selected. When the timer function is set, the control unit 115 executes a control to turn off all the light emitting elements 133 via the “sleep assist” mode. In other words, when a lighting mode other than the “sleep assist” mode and a lighting mode in which the light output for each emission color is adjusted in advance is selected, the control unit 115 is selected when the timer function is set. The control for shifting from the lighting mode to the “sleep assist” mode is executed. This control is different from the control in which the “clean” mode, the “relaxation” mode, or the “theater” mode is simply turned off and turned off.

  According to this, even when a lighting mode having an awakening action (for example, “clean” mode, etc.) is set by the timer function being operated via the “sleep assist” mode that does not disturb the sleep, for example, Can be encouraged. Therefore, the light which suppresses the bad influence on sleep can be provided.

FIG. 17 is a flowchart illustrating still another example of the control executed by the control unit according to the embodiment.
In this example, a case where the “beautiful” mode, the “relaxation” mode, or the “theater” mode is selected will be described.

  For example, the user operates the “clean” button 181 of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the “clean” mode (step S121). Alternatively, for example, the user operates the “relaxation” button 182 of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the “relaxation” mode (step S123). Alternatively, the user operates the “theater” button 183 of the remote control transmitter 180, for example, and selects the “theater” mode (step S125).

  Then, the control unit 115 disables individual control (step S127). That is, when a lighting mode in which the light output for each emission color is adjusted in advance is selected, the control unit 115 has a function of adjusting the light control ratio for each emission color to vary the light output for each emission color. Ban. Thereby, it can suppress that the effect by a specific toning ratio is no longer acquired. In other words, setting information of each lighting mode in which the light output for each emission color is adjusted in advance can be held.

  When the “sleep assist” mode is selected, each emission color is within the range of the light bulb color (L), red (R), and green (G) that is lit in the “sleep assist” mode. The light output for each emission color may be made variable by adjusting the dimming ratio. That is, in the “sleep assist” mode, dimming and toning may be possible within the range of the light bulb color (L), red (R), and green (G).

  Subsequently, the control unit 115 determines whether or not the “all light” mode is set (step S129). The “all light” mode refers to a mode in which light emission colors are mixed by maximizing the light output of all light emitting elements 133 of the light bulb color (L) and daylight color (D) in the light source unit 130. The “all light” mode expresses daylight color light with excellent color reproducibility with high color reproducibility. When the “all light” mode is not set (step S129: No), the control unit 115 continues to determine whether or not the “all light” mode is set (step S129).

  On the other hand, when the “all light” mode is set by operating the “all light” button 189 (see FIGS. 8A and 8B) of the remote control transmitter 180, for example, ( In step S129: Yes), the control unit 115 cancels the individual control impossibility and enables the individual control. In addition, the control unit 115 not only cancels the individual control disabled when the “all light” mode is set, but also selects the lighting mode (“clean” mode, “relaxation” mode, or “theater” mode). ) May be canceled when the individual control is disabled. As a result, the user operates, for example, the “R” button 185, the “G” button 186, and the “B” button 187 of the remote control transmitter 180 to adjust the dimming ratio for each emission color and for each emission color. The light output can be varied.

Note that the present invention is not limited to this example, and when “clean” mode, “relaxation” mode, or “theater” mode is selected, red (R) and green (G ) And blue (B) may be individually controlled. Thereby, fine adjustment of red (R), green (G), and blue (B) can be performed within the range of each lighting mode.
Alternatively, when the “clean” mode, the “relaxation” mode, or the “theater” mode is selected, individual control of emission colors that are not used in each lighting mode may be possible. Thereby, the fine adjustment of the luminescent color which is not used in each lighting mode can be performed.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart illustrating yet another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
When the user operates, for example, the “30 minutes off” button 188 (see FIGS. 8A and 8B) of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the timer function (step S141), the controller 115 Control to turn off the main light source of the light source and the sub-light source first is executed (step S143). For example, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133L and the light emitting element 133D. Subsequently, the control unit 115 executes control to turn off the auxiliary light source (step S145). For example, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133G, and the light emitting element 133B.
Note that the timer function is as described above with reference to FIG.

  For example, in the case where mixed light of light bulb color (L) light, red (R) light, and green (G) light is radiated, the user can select, for example, “30 minutes of remote control transmitter 180. When the timer function is selected by operating the “OFF” button 188, the control unit 115 causes the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L), the light emitting element 133R that emits light of red (R), and the green ( The light-emitting element 133G that emits the light G) and the light-emitting element 133L are turned off first. Subsequently, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133R and the light emitting element 133G.

  According to this, since the illuminance of the main light source is generally higher than the illuminance of the sub-light source, by reducing the illuminance of the main light source first, the sub-light source with relatively low illuminance is turned on before turning off, The light-off operation can be performed with a relatively low illuminance. Therefore, the light which suppresses the bad influence on sleep can be provided.

FIG. 19 is a flowchart for explaining still another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
For example, when the user operates the “30 minutes off” button 188 of the remote control transmitter 180 to select the timer function (step S151), the control unit 115 first turns off the sub light source of the main light source and the sub light source. Control is executed (step S153). For example, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133R, the light emitting element 133G, and the light emitting element 133B. Subsequently, the control unit 115 performs control to turn off the main light source (step S155). For example, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133L and the light emitting element 133D.
Note that the timer function is as described above with reference to FIG.

  For example, in the case where mixed light of light bulb color (L) light, red (R) light, and green (G) light is radiated, the user can select, for example, “30 minutes of remote control transmitter 180. When the timer function is selected by operating the “OFF” button 188, the control unit 115 causes the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L), the light emitting element 133R that emits light of red (R), and the green ( The light-emitting element 133G that emits the light G), and the light-emitting element 133R and the light-emitting element 133G are turned off first. Subsequently, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133L.

  According to this, for example, when the correlated color temperature of the mixed light of red (R) light and green (G) light gives a sense of incongruity before extinction, the light emitting element 133R and the light emitting element 133G are placed first. By turning off the lights, it is possible to eliminate the uncomfortable feeling before the lights are turned off. In this case, light of the light bulb color (L) can be provided before turning off.

FIG. 20 is a flowchart illustrating still another example of the control executed by the control unit of the embodiment.
In this example, the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L), the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, and the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light are turned off. The case will be described.

  The circuit component 116 provided in the chassis of the power supply unit 110 includes a sensor (not shown). Examples of the sensor include a human sensor that detects the presence of a human. Examples of the human sensor include a sensor using infrared rays, a sensor using ultrasonic waves, and a sensor using microwaves. The sensor may be attached to the instrument body 120.

  According to the knowledge obtained by the present inventors, a light color having a relatively low color temperature or correlated color temperature is unlikely to disturb drowsiness. Therefore, a light color having a relatively low color temperature or correlated color temperature is more suitable for illumination for a relatively short time before going to bed or at night. However, in order to realize a light color having a relatively low color temperature or correlated color temperature, it is necessary to use a light emitting element having a relatively low color temperature or correlated color temperature.

  On the other hand, in the example shown in FIG. 20, the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L), the light emitting element 133R that emits red (R) light, and the light of green (G) are emitted. When the light emitting element 133G to be turned off is in an extinguished state (step S161), the control unit 115 determines whether or not the human sensor has detected a person (step S163). When the human sensor does not detect a human (step S163: No), the control unit 115 continues to determine whether the human sensor has detected a human (step S163).

  On the other hand, when the human sensor detects a person (step S163: Yes), the control unit 115 emits light of a light bulb color (L) and a light emitting element 133L that emits light of light bulb color (L) and light emission of emitting red (R) light. The element 133R and the light emitting element 133G that emits green (G) light are turned on, and the lighting state of the correlated color temperature is lower than the correlated color temperature of the state where only the light emitting element 133L is turned on. For example, when the human sensor detects a person (step S163: Yes), the control unit 115 executes the “night rest assist” mode.

  According to this, the lighting apparatus 100 according to the embodiment detects a human and automatically lights up at the time of working for a relatively short time before going to bed or at night. The correlated color temperature of the light color to be lit is lower than the correlated color temperature of the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L). For this reason, it is possible to realize a light color that does not disturb sleepiness before going to bed or during work for a relatively short time at night. For example, when the user goes to a toilet or the like at night, it is possible to prevent the user from going to sleep again instead of prompting for awakening.

Next, the lighting system provided with the lighting fixture 100 concerning embodiment and a detection means is demonstrated.
The illumination system includes the luminaire 100 described above with reference to FIGS. 1A to 20 and detection means. Examples of the detection means include a human sensor, a biological sensor, an image sensor, and a load sensor. Examples of the human sensor include a sensor using infrared rays, a sensor using ultrasonic waves, and a sensor using microwaves. Examples of the biological sensor include sensors that measure biological information such as pulse waves, electrocardiograms, body temperature, body movements, and blood pressure. Examples of the image sensor include an image sensor having a camera or the like, and a sensor that detects a human movement, an eye movement, or the like.

  In the lighting system according to the embodiment, the sensor detects the behavior of the resident in the bedroom before going to bed, and the lighting apparatus 100 is automatically turned off after a predetermined time based on the detection result of the sensor. For example, when the sensor detects the behavior of the resident before going to bed, the lighting system starts to turn off the luminaire 100 after 5 minutes, and takes about 10 minutes, for example, to the extent that the resident does not care. 100 is dimmed and automatically turns off. “Before going to bed” includes, for example, the behavior of a resident entering the bedroom, the behavior of the resident sitting in the bed, the behavior of falling asleep, the movement of the eyes feeling sleepiness, the behavior of wearing pajamas, For example, the action of getting out of the bath.

  According to this, when the sensor detects the resident's behavior before going to bed, the luminaire 100 can be automatically turned off after a predetermined time without the resident performing a specific operation.

  Another lighting system according to the embodiment includes a plurality of lighting fixtures 100 described above with reference to FIGS. Each of the plurality of lighting fixtures 100 is provided with an individual control address. The control unit 115 controls at least one of light adjustment and color adjustment of the plurality of lighting fixtures 100 with a time difference.

  For example, the plurality of lighting fixtures 100 are arranged from the ceiling to the floor. For example, when a plurality of lighting fixtures 100 are executing the “night sleep assist” mode, the control unit 115 turns off the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) from the ceiling to the floor for 20 minutes, 21 The control performed in minutes and 22 minutes is executed. Subsequently, the control unit 115 executes control for completely turning off the lighting fixture 100 in 28 minutes, 29 minutes, and 30 minutes. That is, the control unit 115 sequentially turns off the lighting device 100 arranged on the ceiling to the lighting device 100 installed on the floor. According to this, it is possible to realize time-difference dimming that turns off like sunset.

  Alternatively, for example, the control unit 115 executes control to mix the emission colors of daylight color (D) and blue color (B). For example, the control unit 115 turns on the light emitting element 133L that emits light of the light bulb color (L) from the light-off state of the lighting fixture 100, and then the light emitting element 133D that emits light of daylight color (D) and the blue (B The light emitting element 133B that emits the light) is turned on and at least one of light control and color control is executed. Thereby, it is possible to urge the user to wake up.

Alternatively, for example, the plurality of lighting fixtures 100 are arranged from the ceiling to the floor. For example, when the lighting fixture 100 is in the off state, the control unit 115 turns on the lighting fixture 100 installed on the floor to the lighting fixture 100 arranged on the ceiling with a shift of 0 minutes, 1 minute, and 2 minutes. Execute the control to start. Subsequently, the control unit 115 turns on the light emitting element 133L, and executes at least one of dimming and toning after 8 minutes, 9 minutes, and 10 minutes from the floor to the ceiling. Subsequently, the control unit 115 turns on the light emitting element 133D and the light emitting element 133B, and executes at least one of dimming and toning after 28 minutes, 29 minutes, and 30 minutes from the floor to the ceiling. Thereby, the time difference dimming which lights up like the sunrise is realizable.
In addition, the time mentioned above regarding the illumination system is an example, and is not limited to this.

  Although several embodiments of the present invention have been described, these embodiments are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. These novel embodiments can be implemented in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. These embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the invention described in the claims and the equivalents thereof.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Lighting fixture, 110 Power supply part, 110a Upper surface, 111 Fitting part, 113 Adapter guide, 115 Control part, 115a Setting information input / output part, 115b Dimming control hand, 115c Memory | storage means, 116 Circuit component, 117a Control circuit, 117b Switching control circuit, 118a mode storage unit, 120 instrument body, 120a bottom surface, 121 holes, 123 projections, 125 holes, 127 remote control signal receiving unit, 130 light source unit, 131 substrate, 131a bottom surface, 131b holes, 133, 133B, 133D 133G, 133L, 133R Light emitting element, 135 electric wire, 137 power supply unit, 140 light distribution control unit, 141 lens unit, 141a first part, 141b second part, 141c third part, 141d diffusion processing part, 141 Flat part, 141f Light diffusion part, 143 Claw part, 145 Convex part, 150 cover, 150a Bottom surface, 160 Indirect light source part, 161 Substrate, 163 Light emitting element, 165 cover, 180 Remote control transmitter, 180a Cover part, 181 ”Button, 182“ Relax ”button, 183“ Theater ”button, 184“ Good night assist ”button, 185“ R ”button, 186“ G ”button, 187“ B ”button, 188“ 30 minutes cut ”button, 189“ All light button

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A substrate;
A plurality of first white light sources mounted on the substrate and disposed across a first row along a circumferential direction of the substrate;
A plurality of second white light sources mounted on the substrate and disposed over a second row along the circumferential direction of the substrate outside the first row;
A plurality of chromatic light sources mounted on the substrate and disposed across a third row along a circumferential direction of the substrate between the first row and the second row;
Covering the first white light source, the second white light source, and the chromatic light source, the light distribution of the first white light source, the light distribution of the second white light source, and the light distribution of the chromatic color light source A light distribution control unit having a lens unit for controlling the light source;
A lighting fixture comprising: The lens part is
A first portion that covers the first white light source and controls light distribution of the first white light source;
A second portion that covers the second white light source and controls light distribution of the second white light source;
A third part that covers the chromatic light source and controls light distribution of the chromatic light source;
The luminaire according to claim 1, comprising:   The lighting apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the third portion includes a diffusion processing unit that is provided on the surface and diffuses transmitted light.

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