JP3627079B2 - Radio wave visible light emission type color filter light emitting cable - Google Patents
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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
この発明は照明器具や表示装置の部品あるいは材料に関するものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
従来より「電波紫外線発光式蛍光ケーブル(出願番号:特願平6−187686)」なるものがあった。
【0003】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
従来の物には光が強いためムードや味わいに欠ける欠点があった。本発明はこうした欠点を解消するためになされたものである。
【0004】
【課題を解決するための手段】
カラーで発光させる場合、直接 蛍光体で発光させる直接式とカラーフィルタに光を通し間接的に発光させる間接式が考えられる。従来の物は前者にあたるが本発明は後者にあたる。本発明の原理のあらましは芯線から発する電波でマイクロカプセル等に封入されたガスを励起し、このガスから発する可視光線をカラーフィルタに通し、必要な色の光を得る。もちろん、電波である種のガスから可視光線が発することも、光線がカラーフィルタを通過するとその色になることも公知である。電波の周波数によって構造がふたつに分かれると共に、複数の発光ケーブルをまとめて一本のケーブルとすることで強い機能が生れる。周波数の比較的低い方を導線タイプ、高い方をマグネトロンタイプと称している。図にしたがって詳しく説明する。
図1は導線タイプの発光ケーブルの概念図である。高周波電流発生器(1)より導線(2)へ高周波電流を流す。これにより導線(2)から電波が発生し、この電波でガス入りマイクロカプセルを含む絶縁体(3)の中のガスが励起し、可視光線を発生する。この可視光線はカラーフィルタ(4)を通過する。透明導電膜と被服膜(5)はもちろん不要な電波を外部に漏らさないためと外部からの傷を防ぐためであり、可視光線のみを通す。ガスはネオンなどを利用する。
図2はマグネトロンタイプの発光ケーブルの概念図である。マグネトロン(6)より電波透過性繊維(7)へ電波を流す。これにより電波透過性繊維(7)から電波が流れる。この後の説明は導線タイプと同様でガス励起そして可視光線がカラーフィルタを通過となる。
図3は色の違う3本の発光ケーブルを1本にまとめたフラットケーブルの概念図である。光の三原色を使用したR発光ケーブル(8)、G発光ケーブル(9)、B発光ケーブル(10)を並べてフラットケーブルとしている。
【0005】
【発明の実態の形態】
カラーフィルタで間接的に発光させているので、光線が弱く、光にムードや味わいがある。
【0006】
【実施例】
(イ)ガスの種類を変えた発光ケーブル。
(ロ)マイクロカプセルを含む絶縁体にカラーフィルタを施した発光ケーブル。
(ハ)一本のケーブルに斑に違う色のカラーフィルタを施した発光ケーブル。
(ニ)発光ケーブルにテープでマスキングした発光ケーブル。
(ホ)導線に単線または、より線を用いた柔軟な発光ケーブル。
(へ)発光ケーブル単体を複数本束ねたフラットケーブル。
(ト)フラットケーブルによるムードランプ、ネオンサイン等の照明と表示の代用器具。
(チ)発光ケーブルの曲げやすさをいかした可動照明表示器具。
(リ)パソコンを結び付けたマルチメディア対応のデジタル式照明器具。
(ヌ)ワイヤレスリモコンを結び付けたデジタル式照明器具。
(ル)電球型や平板型や電線型のデジタル式照明器具。
(オ)デジタル式照明器具を利用した味わいある調子の壁掛けテレビ、壁掛けワイドテレビ、壁掛けハイビジョン、薄型コンピュータディスプレイ。
(ワ)家庭用ムードランプ、舞台スタジオ用ディスプレー、クリスマスツリー用電飾。
【0007】
【発明の効果】
従来の物と共通するが、電波を利用した発光体を効率よく、しかも簡単に制御駆動できるデジタル回路を組み合わせると次の効果がある。ただし、ムードや味わいに違いがある。
(イ)可変発光色、可変輝度、可変外形。
(ロ)デジタル制御でコントロールが簡単。
(ハ)パソコンに対し整合性がありマルチメディア対応。
(ニ)ワイヤレスリモコンにも整合性がある。
(ホ)ノングレア対応で眼にやさしい。
(ヘ)3波長型なので色がきれい。
(ト)周波数が高いのでちらつかない。
(チ)クイックレスポンスで応答性が良い。
(リ)電極レスで電球のフィラメント断線や蛍光灯両端の黒ずみなど不愉快さを解消。
(ヌ)こうした効果が複合して現われる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】導線タイプの発光ケーブルの概念図である。
【図2】マグネトロンタイプの発光ケーブルの概念図である。
【図3】色の違う3本の発光ケーブルを1本にまとめたフラットケーブルの概念図である。
【符号の説明】
1 高周波電流発生器
2 導線
3 ガス入りマイクロカプセルを含む絶縁体
4 カラーフィルタ
5 透明導電膜と被服膜
6 マグネトロン
7 電波透過性繊維
8 R発光ケーブル
9 G発光ケーブル
10 B発光ケーブル[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to parts or materials for lighting fixtures and display devices.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, there has been a “radio-wave ultraviolet light-emitting fluorescent cable (application number: Japanese Patent Application No. 6-187686)”.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Conventional products have the disadvantage of lack of mood and taste due to strong light. The present invention has been made to eliminate these drawbacks.
[0004]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In the case of emitting light in color, there are a direct method in which light is emitted directly from a phosphor and an indirect method in which light is transmitted indirectly through a color filter. The conventional product corresponds to the former, but the present invention corresponds to the latter. An outline of the principle of the present invention is to excite a gas enclosed in a microcapsule or the like by radio waves emitted from a core wire, and to pass visible light emitted from this gas through a color filter to obtain light of a necessary color. Of course, it is also known that visible light is emitted from a certain type of gas, which is a radio wave, and that when the light passes through a color filter, it becomes its color. The structure is divided into two according to the frequency of the radio wave, and a strong function can be produced by combining a plurality of light emitting cables into one cable. The one with a relatively low frequency is called a conductor type, and the one with a higher frequency is called a magnetron type. This will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a conductive wire type light emitting cable. A high-frequency current is passed from the high-frequency current generator (1) to the conductor (2). As a result, a radio wave is generated from the conductive wire (2), and the gas in the insulator (3) including the microcapsules containing gas is excited by this radio wave to generate visible light. This visible light passes through the color filter (4). The transparent conductive film and the coating film (5) are, of course, not to leak unnecessary radio waves to the outside and to prevent scratches from the outside, and allow only visible light to pass through. Neon is used as the gas.
FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a magnetron type light emitting cable. A radio wave is passed from the magnetron (6) to the radio wave transmitting fiber (7). Thereby, a radio wave flows from the radio wave transmitting fiber (7). The following explanation is the same as that of the lead type, and gas excitation and visible light pass through the color filter.
FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram of a flat cable in which three light emitting cables of different colors are combined into one. The R light emitting cable (8), G light emitting cable (9), and B light emitting cable (10) using the three primary colors of light are arranged to form a flat cable.
[0005]
[Form of the present invention]
The light is emitted indirectly by the color filter, so the light is weak and the light has a mood and taste.
[0006]
【Example】
(A) Light-emitting cable with different gas types.
(B) A light emitting cable in which a color filter is applied to an insulator including microcapsules.
(C) A light-emitting cable with a color filter of a different color on a single cable.
(D) Light emitting cable masked with light emitting cable with tape.
(E) A flexible light-emitting cable using a single wire or stranded wire for the conductor.
(F) A flat cable that bundles multiple light-emitting cables.
(G) Substitutes for lighting and display such as mood lamps and neon signs using flat cables.
(H) A movable lighting display device that uses the ease of bending of the light-emitting cable.
(Li) A digital lighting fixture compatible with multimedia with a personal computer.
(Nu) A digital lighting fixture with a wireless remote control.
(Le) Light bulb type, flat plate type and electric wire type digital lighting fixtures.
(E) Tasteful wall-mounted TV, wall-mounted wide TV, wall-mounted high-definition, thin computer display using digital lighting fixtures.
(W) Mood lamps for home use, stage studio displays, Christmas tree lighting.
[0007]
【The invention's effect】
Although common to conventional ones, combining a digital circuit that can efficiently and easily drive a light emitter using radio waves has the following effects. However, there are differences in mood and taste.
(A) Variable emission color, variable brightness, variable outer shape.
(B) Easy control with digital control.
(C) Consistent with PCs and compatible with multimedia.
(D) The wireless remote control is also consistent.
(E) Non-glare compatible and gentle to the eyes.
(F) The color is beautiful because it is a three-wavelength type.
(G) It does not flicker because the frequency is high.
(H) Quick response and good response.
(Li) Eliminates unpleasantness such as filament breakage of the bulb and darkening of both ends of the fluorescent lamp without electrodes.
(Nu) These effects appear in combination.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a light-emitting cable of a conductive wire type.
FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram of a magnetron type light emitting cable.
FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram of a flat cable in which three light emitting cables of different colors are combined into one.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 High frequency current generator 2 Conductor 3 Insulator containing gas-containing
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