WO2003100315A1 - Dispositif d'eclairage ainsi que dispositif photographique et projecteur equipes de ce dispositif d'eclairage - Google Patents
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- Illumination device and photographing device and projector device using the illumination device
- the present invention relates to an illuminating device having high light-collecting performance, realizing high brightness and miniaturization, and an imaging device and a projector device using the illuminating device.
- Examples of condensing lighting devices that efficiently illuminate specific locations include headlights for cars, stand lighting, spotlights, flashlights, and lighting units for daylight projectors. is there.
- Conventional condensing lighting devices usually attempt to provide illumination with high condensing performance by a relatively simple method. That is, light from a light source relatively closer to a point light source is reflected by a reflection unit whose reflection shape is devised. Then, the reflected light is condensed by an optical lens or the like. The same can be said for general lighting, which enhances the directivity of the luminous flux.However, even with these condensing lighting devices, brighter lighting can be achieved without increasing the size of the device itself. The desire to get light is high.
- the size of the light-emitting source increases in order to obtain brighter illumination light, but the power applied to the light-emitting source is increased to increase the output '.
- a reflecting unit or an optical lens which is relatively enlarged with respect to the light emitting source is applied. Therefore, the size of the illuminator is inevitable in order to obtain light with high light collection efficiency. In addition, it must be larger than the light source. In other words, if there is a small-sized light source having high output and close to a point light source, the entire lighting device can be downsized. Due to such demands, downsizing of the light emitting source is being promoted even in the conventional method.
- a small light emitting source by a discharge type capable of outputting a high power is currently an effective means.
- a small discharge-type light source there are many challenges to downsizing the lighting device as a whole, such as the need to drive with a high-voltage power supply, which makes it difficult to reduce the circuit scale. Therefore, it is said that the miniaturization of lighting devices using a small discharge type light emitting source is already approaching its limit.
- LEDs light-emitting diodes
- LEDs have attracted considerable attention recently as next-generation compact light-emitting sources.
- LEDs had advantages such as small size, high durability and long life, but were limited in their luminous efficiency and luminous output. Therefore, it was mainly used as an indicator light for various instruments and a lamp for checking the control status.
- luminous efficiency has been rapidly improving. It is said that it is a matter of time to exceed the luminous efficiency of the discharge type high-pressure mercury lamps and fluorescent lamps, which are conventionally considered to be the most efficient.
- a high-output light-emitting source using an LED has rapidly become practical.
- LED is superior to other light sources in terms of life, durability, lighting speed, and simplicity of lighting drive circuit.
- blue and the provision of three primary colors as self-luminous light sources have expanded the range of application as full-color image display devices.
- a typical example of a lighting device that requires light collection performance is, for example, a projector display device that forms and displays a display image from image data.
- a desired primary color has been separated from the light of a white light emitting source by a color filter or the like, and spatial light modulation has been performed on image data corresponding to each color.
- the light quantity is secured by configuring a plurality of LEDs. Then, a part of the luminous flux from each light emitting source is condensed by an optical element such as an optical lens, and the luminous flux is controlled so as to be well within the incident angle allowed by the irradiating light modulation element.
- Light modulation elements such as liquid crystal devices, which are widely used in general, have a very small incident angle allowed as illumination light. Therefore, it is ideal to form and irradiate not only the light-collecting performance but also a light beam with higher parallelism. This is a very important point in improving the light use efficiency of the light modulation device.
- LED when LED is used as a light source as described above, there is a restriction that it must be treated not as a point light source but as a surface light source diffused light source. Therefore, it is theoretically very difficult to efficiently and easily condense the emitted light using an optical element such as a lens and obtain a light beam with enhanced parallelism, as in the case of a point light source. Coming. In addition, in order to secure a sufficient amount of light, it is inevitably necessary to configure a large number of LEDs. ⁇ However, the size of the configuration increases accordingly. It becomes more difficult to combine light to obtain a light beam with enhanced parallelism. This is because the LED has many characteristics as an excellent small light source, but it is further separated from the objective of obtaining a light beam with more efficient condensing and higher parallelism. It has become.
- LEDs are a small light source and, in addition to the many advantages inherent in them, are a good material that will evolve toward higher brightness and higher efficiency. Are aligned. However, it still has an unsolved problem that is extremely difficult to apply to equipment that requires efficient illumination with enhanced light collecting or parallelism in a given area.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an illuminating device capable of obtaining an extremely bright illuminating light with excellent light condensing or parallelism by using a luminous body such as an LED, and imaging using the illuminating device
- An object of the present invention is to provide a device and a projector device.
- An illumination device is an illumination device that illuminates light from a light source onto a region to be illuminated
- a plurality of light emitters as light sources is provided.
- a light emitter driving unit configured to drive each of the plurality of light emitters to light up
- An optical member configured to guide and emit light emitted from the illuminant illuminated by the illuminant drive unit to the illuminated area;
- a light control member configured to change the optical path of light emitted from the illuminant to illuminate the illuminated area and to move the illuminant at least one of them;
- a movable part configured to drive the light control member operably
- a light selection control unit configured to control at least one of the movable unit and the luminous body driving unit so as to select light for illuminating the illuminated area from the emission lights of the plurality of luminous bodies;
- the photographing apparatus is a photographing apparatus for photographing a subject.
- a device
- a plurality of light emitters as light sources is provided.
- a light emitter driving unit configured to drive each of the plurality of light emitters to light up
- An optical member configured to guide the emitted light of the illuminant illuminated by the illuminant drive unit to the illuminated area and irradiate the illuminated area;
- a light control member configured to change the optical path of the light emitted from the light emitter to illuminate the illuminated area and to move at least one of the light emitters
- a movable section configured to drive the light control member so as to be operable
- Light selection control configured to control at least one of the movable unit and the luminous body driving unit so that light for illuminating the illuminated area is selected from the light emitted from the plurality of luminous bodies.
- a lighting device comprising:
- An imaging optical system configured to form an image of a subject; an image sensor configured to expose and capture the formed subject image;
- a shutter button for controlling the exposure start timing of the image sensor
- the light selection control section of the illumination device is configured to control at least one of the movable section and the illuminant drive section so as to emit illumination light in synchronization with the exposure start timing.
- a projector device is a projector device that projects an image corresponding to image information on a projection surface, and includes a plurality of light emitters as light sources;
- a light emitter driving unit configured to drive each of the plurality of light emitters to light up
- An optical member configured to guide the emitted light of the illuminant illuminated by the illuminant drive unit to the illuminated area and irradiate the illuminated area;
- a light control member configured to change the optical path of the light emitted from the light emitter to illuminate the illuminated area and to move at least one of the light emitters
- a movable section configured to drive the light control member so as to be operable
- a light selection control unit configured to control at least one of the movable unit and the luminous body driving unit such that light for illuminating the illuminated area is selected from the light emitted from the plurality of luminous bodies.
- a lighting device comprising:
- a spatial light modulator configured to modulate illumination light emitted from the illumination device in response to the image information to perform one of transmission and reflection;
- a projection optical system configured to project the light modulated by the spatial light modulator onto a projection surface
- the lighting device according to the present invention is a lighting device that illuminates light from a light source to a region to be illuminated
- Lighting means for driving each of the plurality of light-emitting bodies to light;
- a light control member for changing the optical path of the light emitted from the light emitter to illuminate the illuminated area and at least one of the movement of the light emitter, and a movable means for operably driving the light control member;
- Light selection control means for controlling at least one of the movable means and the lighting means so as to select light for illuminating the illuminated area from the emission lights of the plurality of light emitters;
- the photographing device is a photographing device for photographing a subject
- a plurality of light emitters as light sources is provided.
- Optical means for guiding and irradiating the light emitted from the illuminant illuminated by the lighting means to the illuminated area;
- a light control member for changing the optical path of the light emitted from the illuminant to illuminate the illuminated area and at least one of moving the illuminant;
- a lighting device comprising:
- Imaging optical means for forming an image of a subject
- Imaging means for exposing and imaging the formed subject image, and a shutter button for operating an exposure start timing of the imaging means
- the light selection control means of the illumination device is configured to control at least one of the movable means and the lighting means so as to emit illumination light in synchronization with the exposure start timing. .
- a projector device is a projector device that projects an image corresponding to image information on a projection surface, and includes a plurality of light emitters as light sources;
- Optical means for guiding and irradiating the light emitted from the illuminant illuminated by the lighting means to the illuminated area;
- a light control member for changing the optical path of the light emitted from the illuminant that illuminates the illuminated area, and performing at least one of the movement of the illuminant;
- At least one of the movable means and the lighting means is selected so that light for illuminating the illuminated area is selected from light emitted from the plurality of light emitters, and movable means for driving the light control member so as to be operable.
- Light selection control means for controlling;
- a lighting device comprising: Light modulation means for modulating illumination light emitted from the illumination device in response to the image information to perform one of transmission and reflection;
- Projection optical means for projecting the light modulated by the light modulation means onto a projection surface
- FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a lighting device according to a first embodiment of the present invention for explaining the principle of lighting.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration of the light emitting unit.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing a model of the relationship between the applied current of the LED chip and the light emission amount.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing emission timings of the seven LED chips in FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a modification of the light emitting unit in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration of a light emitting unit for explaining an example of a method of adjusting the color of illumination light.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the state of the light emission amount corresponding to each LED chip of FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing spectral components of each color of visible light.
- FIG. 9 is a light emitting unit for explaining how the illumination principle of the first embodiment can be used to absorb the variations in the amount of light emitted from the LED chips that are arranged, when there is variation among the LEDs.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a G part.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the state of the light emission amount corresponding to each LED chip in FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a cross-sectional structure of a torch lamp as an illumination device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- Fig. 12 is a diagram for explaining the arrangement of the torch lamp in a camera (imaging device) using the torch lamp of Fig. 11 instead of a strobe.
- Figure 13 is a functional block diagram of this camera.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining a time-series operation when capturing an image with the camera.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an overview and a basic configuration of an image projection display device (projector device) using a lighting unit as a lighting device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 16A is a diagram of a lighting unit as a lighting device according to the third embodiment as viewed from above.
- FIG. 16B is a side view of the lighting unit of FIG. 16A.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram schematically showing an illumination method for forming an image of an LED chip on a spatial light modulation element which is an object to be illuminated.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of another illumination method using a plurality of LED chips as a light source.
- FIG. 19A is a rear view of a modified example of the lighting unit as the lighting device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 19B is a sectional view taken along line aa in FIG. 19A.
- FIG. 20A shows an illumination unit as an illumination device according to the third embodiment. It is the figure which looked at another modification of a knit from the back.
- FIG. 20B is a cross-sectional view taken along line bb ′ of FIG. 20A.
- FIG. 21A is a diagram of a modification of the modification shown in FIGS. 2OA and 20B as viewed from the back.
- FIG. 21B is a cross-sectional view taken along line c c ′ of FIG. 20A.
- FIG. 22A is a diagram of another modified example of the lighting unit as the lighting device according to the third embodiment, viewed from the back.
- FIG. 22B is a cross-sectional view taken along line dd ′ of FIG. 22A.
- FIG. 23 is a diagram for explaining the light emission timing of the LED chip in the configurations of FIGS. 22A and 22B.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing a configuration of a projector device to which a lighting unit as a lighting device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- the operation start command section 1 shown in FIG. 1 outputs a signal for commanding the start of the lighting operation by the lighting device according to the present embodiment.
- the signal for commanding the start of the operation is output in conjunction with a trigger switch (not shown) operated by the user to start the lighting.
- the signal may be output in conjunction with another function block (not shown) that needs to activate the lighting operation.
- the signal output from the operation start command section 1 is input to the illuminator movable control section 2. Is done.
- the light-emitting unit 3 has multiple light-emitting bodies! , L 2 ,..., L n , and a luminous body movable section 4 as a moving means for mechanically moving these luminous bodies themselves.
- the luminous body movable control section 2 gives the luminous body movable section 4 a luminous body movement control amount.
- the luminous body movable section 4 moves the luminous body spatially at a high speed according to the given control amount. It is realistic that the light emitting body movable section 4 can be electrically driven and controlled, for example, an electromagnetic motor, an electrostatic motor, or the like, and an appropriate means may be selected according to required conditions.
- a luminous body position detection unit 5 that constitutes a luminous body position detection sensor for knowing the moving amount or the moving time of the luminous body is provided near the luminous body.
- the illuminant position detection unit 5 detects the illuminant to be illuminated by detecting the position of the illuminant that has reached a specific emission reference position 16 (see FIG. 2), and outputs a signal corresponding to the illuminant. .
- the signal output from the light emitter position detector 5 is input to the light emitter selection controller 6.
- the luminous element selection control section 6 constitutes a light selection control section as light selection control means together with the luminous element movable control section 2.
- the illuminant selection control unit 6 selects an illuminant to emit light based on the input signal. Then, for the selected illuminant, a control amount for giving on / off or an amount of luminescence is output.
- the above luminous body! ⁇ , L 2 ,..., L n are associated with each other, Part 7 i, 7 2, ..., 7 ⁇ is constituted (this case shows that the light emitter is configured eta pieces or al). Control amount outputted from the light emitting element selection control unit 6, which light emitting body driving section 7 i, 7 2, ..., are input to a selected one of the 7 n.
- the light-emitting elements L 1, L 2 ,..., L n may emit light of different colors.
- illuminant L, L 2, ..., L n moves at a high speed by the light emitter the movable portion 4, for example, if vMedia.
- Creating to move the n number fraction 1/6 0 seconds or less, their Illumination light with mixed emission colors can be created using the afterglow phenomenon of vision.
- This perceived mixed color can be flexibly set according to the combination of the luminescent colors of the individual luminous bodies or the amount of luminescence of each. Therefore, in the illumination color characteristic setting unit 8 as the illumination color characteristic setting unit, the desired mixed color of the illumination light is set, and the information is given to the illuminant selection control unit 6.
- the illuminant selection control section 6 outputs a control amount corresponding to the input information.
- the way of setting the illumination color in the illumination color characteristic setting section 8 may be any of mechanical means, electrical means, and software means.
- the content of the setting may be a direct one such as a desired illumination color, or an indirect one such that the light emission amount is set for each of the luminous bodies of different emission colors.
- a method of setting the mixed color a method of controlling and changing the light emitting time of each light emitting body may be used in addition to the method of setting the light emitting color and the light emitting amount as described above.
- a plurality of light emitters are configured, These luminous bodies move at a high speed, and the luminous bodies located at specific locations emit light in a single pulse, and successive luminous bodies emit different light in a chain. And continuous light emission equivalent to
- LED chips high-luminance light-emitting diodes
- the support member 11 has a mechanism capable of high-speed sliding in the direction of arrow A 1 in the figure by means of a voice coil motor 12 corresponding to the luminous body movable section 4.
- each reflective portion 1 3 are formed separately from each other.
- These reflectors 13 together with the light emitting element 14 and the light receiving element 15 constitute the light emitter position detecting section 5. That is, these reflecting portions 13 are fixedly disposed so as to reflect light emitted from the light emitting element 14 in a predetermined direction and receive the reflected light by the light receiving element 15. Therefore, as shown in the figure, when the reflecting portion 13 comes to the predetermined light emitting reference position 16, the reflected light is input to the light receiving element 15.
- the light emission reference position 16 is the position where the LED chip L is located in the state shown in the figure. are doing.
- An optical member as optical means for guiding the emitted light of the LED chip to the illuminated area and irradiating the light to the illuminated area is arranged at a position corresponding to the light emitting front surface of the LED chip at the light emitting reference position 16.
- this optical member is capable of irradiating an optical lens 1 ⁇ for condensing the light emitted by the LED chip and the light condensed by the optical lens 17 to a desired irradiation area.
- an optical lens 18 for controlling the optical path. That is, when the support member 11 moves and the LED chip passes through the light emission reference position 16, only the LED chip passing through emits light, and the light is irradiated to the irradiation area.
- Figure 3 shows a graph that models the relationship between the current applied to the LED chip and the amount of light emitted. That is, although the LED chip has a predetermined allowable limit, the amount of emitted light can be increased by increasing the applied current.
- the permissible limits are naturally determined by the properties of the materials used, composition defects, heat dissipation performance, and the electrical conductivity of the peripheral electrodes. Also, without changing them, it is possible to obtain a large amount of light by applying a current higher than the maximum rating in continuous light emission, especially by increasing the heat radiation performance. However, it is conceivable that the heat conductivity around the chip is increased to release heat in a shorter time.
- Figure 4 is a Timing Ngucha bets of a light emitting tie Mi ring of LED chips L i to L 7 described in FIG.
- the horizontal axis is the time axis, and the vertical axis is the light emission amount.
- LED chips L E ⁇ L 7 are individually time-divided, light emission control is performed in their continuous form.
- the LED chips L ⁇ L 7 is to move relative to the optical lens 1 7, 1 8, the relative optical lens 1 7, 1 8 to LED chip L E ⁇ L 7 You may move to. It goes without saying that a similar effect can be obtained even with such a configuration.
- FIG. 5 shows a configuration in which, in the configuration shown in FIG. 2, the optical lenses 17 and 18 as optical members are replaced by one rod lens 19. Even if the rod lens 19 is used in this manner, an optical configuration for obtaining illumination light can be similarly obtained.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 show an example of a method of adjusting the color of illumination light using the illumination principle described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4.
- FIG. That is, as shown in FIG. 6, fifteen LED chips LLis are arranged on the support member 11 at equal intervals.
- the position where the LED chip L is located is defined as the light emission reference position 16.
- An optical lens 17 for condensing light is fixed to the front of the light emission reference position 16 to obtain illumination light.Light emitted from the side of each LED chip is emitted to the front.
- the reflecting surface 20 is formed on the side of the LED chip so that irradiation can be performed effectively.
- the support member 11 moves at high speed in the direction of arrow A1 in the figure.
- the LED chips L i to L 2 are red (R) color, and the LED chips L 3 to.
- the orange (O) colors, LED chip ⁇ L 3 is made green (G) color, the light emitting material or al LED Chi-up L 4 ⁇ L Interview 5 to color blue (B), respectively .
- different hatchings are used to identify each color, and the hatching is not used to show a cross section (the same applies to other drawings).
- Other configurations are the same as those in FIG. 2, and therefore, illustration and description thereof are omitted.
- LED chips L ⁇ L n and corresponds to, illustrates their light emission state.
- the amount of light emission is not the voltage or current applied to the LED chip, but the amount of light emitted by the LED chip.
- LED chip L ⁇ L 2 compared the time axis t, sequentially LED chip is LED chips L ⁇ L 2, ..., are enabled emission at the order of L 5. Nevertheless, in the example of FIG. 7, LED chip L ⁇ L 5 have been made to control the cormorants'm not fire.
- the time when the LED 5 passes through the light emission reference position 16 is a short period of time such that a person cannot visually perceive the light emitted from each LED chip, for example, a time of 1/60 second or less. Is set. Ri by the this, the illumination light is apparently Ri by the afterglow phenomenon of human, it becomes equivalent a mixture of the emission color of the LED chip ⁇ L 1 5. In the case of this example, it is perceived as a luminescent color that contains a lot of orange color components and contains some red.
- Components of various colors are generally classified as visible light into red, orange, yellow-green, blue, and violet.For example, light with spectral components in the wavelength range shown in Fig. 8 can be considered. Can be. LED chips emit red (R), green (G), and blue (B) colors in general, but emit orange (O), yellow (Y), and purple (P) colors. Devices have been developed. Thus, by mixing them well as described above, it is possible to flexibly create various shades. By using such advantages, for example, when it is desired to illuminate a tree so that the green leaves can be seen well, it is also possible to easily adjust the color so that the color of the illuminating light that makes green stand out appears. Furthermore, it is possible to realize illumination light that approximates the spectrum of sunlight.
- FIGS. 9 and 10 illustrate the illumination principle of the present embodiment in a configuration similar to that described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7, when there is a variation in the amount of light emitted from the disposed LED chips.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining how such variations can be absorbed by using the method.
- the configuration shown in Fig. 9 differs from Fig. 6 in that the LED chip A-flops L ⁇ L 5 is red (R) color, LED chips L 6 ⁇ L 2 is a green (G) color, LED chips L 1 3 ⁇ L 1 5 is blue (B) color, its Resolution This is a point that elements that emit light are arranged.
- the state of the light emission amount corresponding to them is shown in FIG. Be filed when the light emission amount obtained from the respective LED chips are not the same, Ri by the afterglow phenomenon of human, for example, red as the average luminescence amount I r of LED chips L E ⁇ L 5 is the average time Perceived. Similarly, green is the average emission amount I g of LED chips L 6 ⁇ L 2 is the average time, blue is the average emission amount lb of LED chips L 1 3 ⁇ L 1 5 is the average time Perceived.
- the averaged light is not only the amount of light emitted from the LED chip, but also the wavelength component, even if some variation occurs during production. It is perceived.
- the illumination principle of the present embodiment there is an advantage that there is little problem even if there is some variation in individual difference. Reducing the permissible range of individual variation greatly affects costs and is advantageous for commercialization.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a cross-sectional structure of a torch lamp 21 as an illumination device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- a drum-shaped drum support member 23 connected to a rotating shaft 22 is used as the light control member instead of the linear support member 11 in FIG.
- the LED chips are densely arranged along the inner side surface of the drum support member 23 (in the figure, for the sake of simplicity, instead of drawing each LED chip, the same color is continuously arranged, LED chip rows 24R, 24G, 24B, separated by the color set by the circumference (indicated by different dashed hatchings).
- the rotating shaft 22 is supported by a rotating bearing 25 and is connected to a driving motor 26 which is a movable part as a movable means. With this configuration, the drive motor 26 allows the drum support member 23 to rotate at high speed in the direction of arrow A2.
- the drum support member 23 is partially inserted into the concave reflector 27 so that a plurality of LED chips are located inside the concave reflector 27 as an optical member. ing.
- the LED chip emits light in the concave reflecting mirror 27, the emitted light is reflected by the concave reflecting mirror 27, and the concave reflecting mirror
- each LED chip has a reflective structure so that light emitted from the side surface is irradiated to the front surface of the LED chip.
- the LED chip is moved to the predetermined position of the concave reflecting mirror 27 (light emission reference position 29) in conjunction with the rotating drum support member 23.
- the LED chip emits light only when it comes to the LED and the operation is continuously performed on the LED chip that moves continuously, a strong illuminating light can be obtained.
- the color of the illumination light may be flexibly set by the emission color of the LED chip and the number of arrangements as described in FIGS. The same applies if the LED chip to be arranged is made of a material that emits near-ultraviolet wavelengths, and a phosphor that emits light in response to near-ultraviolet light is applied to the reflecting surface of the concave reflector 27. Effects can be obtained.
- the color of the illumination light may be set by appropriately mixing phosphors that emit different colors.
- Fig. 12 shows an example in which the above-mentioned torch lamp 21 is incorporated and used in place of the camera camera (flash). That is, a torch lamp 21 having the above configuration as a strobe, an image sensor 31 serving as an image pickup means, and an image pickup optical system 32 serving as an image pickup optical means are provided inside the camera body 30 as shown in the figure. Placement is configured.
- the shutter button 3 3 is
- Figure 13 is a functional block diagram of such a camera.
- the shutter section 34 detects whether or not the operator has instructed the imaging operation based on whether or not the shutter button 33 has been turned on, and timing the detection signal. Input to the control unit 35.
- the timing control section 35 gives a command to execute the preliminary lighting to the lighting section 36 corresponding to the torch lamp 21.
- the above detection signal is input to the operation start instruction unit 1.
- the timing control section 35 supplies a timing signal at which a predetermined preliminary illumination period has ended to the image sensor exposure control section 37, and the image sensor exposure control section 37 sends the timing signal to the image sensor 31. Exposure is performed by instructing an exposure operation.
- the illuminating section 36 continues to execute imaging illumination for a predetermined period.
- the image sensor exposure control section 37 issues an instruction to end the exposure operation to the image sensor read control section 38. Give to.
- the image sensor read control unit 38 reads out the imaging information stored in the image sensor 31, converts it into data, and temporarily stores it in the storage unit 39. At the end of this accumulation operation, a series of imaging operations is completed.
- FIG. 14 is an example in which white LED is added as a luminescent color, and shows a time-series operation when imaging is performed by a camera configured as shown in FIG.
- the imaging is turned on by the shutter button 33, and immediately after the imaging operation is started, the torch lamp 21 starts to emit light.
- the image sensor 3 1 exposure is performed.
- the signal is read out from the image sensor 31.
- a series of imaging operations is completed.
- the white light is emitted from the torch lamp 21 during the time from when the shutter button 33 is turned on to before the exposure of the image sensor 31 starts, and a kind of red-eye prevention action is performed. Is going.
- the illumination light of the color required for the imaging conditions is toned to emit light by utilizing the features of this illumination principle.
- illumination light for imaging When used as illumination light for imaging, illumination of a specific color alone may not be able to faithfully obtain color information of a subject as a reflected light component. Therefore, as shown in the figure, it is also necessary to arrange the LED chips that emit white light while mixing them appropriately with other colors.
- the torch lamp 21 can be similarly applied to a film camera using a photographing film. Of course.
- the illumination device according to the present embodiment is an example applied to an illumination unit of an image projection display device (hereinafter, a projector device).
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an overview and a basic configuration of the projector device. That is, in the projector main body 40, an illumination unit 41, a spatial light modulator 42 as an illuminated area, and a projection optical system 43 are configured in a predetermined arrangement relationship.
- the lighting unit 41 is a lighting device according to the present embodiment having a basic configuration of a light source and an illumination optical system.
- the spatial light modulator 42 is a light modulator that receives light emitted from the illumination unit 41 and individually modulates the brightness corresponding to pixels constituting an image.
- the projection optical system 43 is projection optical means for projecting the light passing through the spatial light modulator 42. The light emitted from the projection optical system 43 is projected onto a screen 44 to display an image.
- the spatial light modulation element 42 for example, a device using a transmission type liquid crystal, a device using a reflection type liquid crystal, a device using a fine mirror array capable of controlling a reflection angle, and the like can be used. In the present invention, any of them may be used. However, in the case of using the reflection type, a configuration of an optical system different from that of FIG. 15 is required. However, since this is a general configuration, a further description will be omitted.
- FIGS. 16A and 16B are diagrams showing details of the lighting unit 41 as a lighting device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 16A is a diagram of the lighting unit 41 viewed from above
- FIG. 16B is a diagram of the lighting unit 41 viewed from the side.
- the LED chip row 45 R whose emission color is red (R), the LED chip row 45 G whose color is green (G), and blue (B)
- two rows of LED chip rows 45 B are mounted and arranged on the outer peripheral side of a drum support member 46 as a light control member.
- the drum support member 46 is connected to a rotation shaft 47.
- the rotating shaft 47 is held by a rotating bearing 48, and is driven by a drive motor 49, which is a movable part as a movable means, in a direction indicated by arrow A3 in FIG. It can be driven to rotate in the opposite direction.
- Ring-shaped power supply contacts 50a and 50b are further connected to the rotating shaft 47. These power supply contacts 50a and 50b are also rotatable together with the drum support member 46.
- Such a structure also has a secondary effect that the luminous body itself can rotate, so that the luminous body can effectively dissipate heat.
- the forced air cooling mechanism using the rotational driving force can be easily configured.
- the light emission reference positions 51 a and 5 lb of the two LED chips are set.
- Concave reflectors 52a and 52b are formed at these light emission reference positions 51a and 51b, respectively.
- the light emitted from the LED chips reaching the light emission reference positions 51a and 51b is directly or indirectly reflected by the concave reflecting mirrors 52a and 52b, respectively.
- the light is captured by the condenser lenses 53a and 53b.
- the optical path is controlled by these condenser lenses 53a and 53b, the light is emitted while being superimposed on the same spatial light modulator 42.
- the arranged LED chip rows 45R, 45G, 45B are also rotated in conjunction with each other, and the light emission reference position is rotated.
- the LED chips located at 51a and 51b emit light instantaneously.
- the power for this light emission is supplied from the power supply contacts 50a and 50b, and is used as power for emitting an LED chip that needs to emit light.
- one method is to use the method described in FIGS. 1 and 2 in the first embodiment described above.
- the illumination unit 41 for the projector device By configuring the illumination unit 41 for the projector device with such a structure, it is possible to realize high-intensity light emission with enhanced heat dissipation of the LED chip, as in the above embodiment. Not even.
- a single spatial light modulator 42 when a single spatial light modulator 42 is used to project a single color image, a color surface sequential illumination method for sequentially irradiating red, green, and blue primary color illumination light is required.
- the required color can be illuminated without waste by using the characteristics of the LED chip capable of emitting primary colors, so that the electric energy can be efficiently used.
- a conventional white lamp is used as the light source, in the case of the color sequential lighting method, only one of the constantly emitted primary colors is used at the same time, and the other colors are not used and energy must be lost. There is.
- Figs. 17 and 18 further illustrate the configuration from the light emitting reference position 51a, 5lb of the LED chip in Figs. 16A and 16B to the spatial light modulator 42, and the lighting method thereof.
- the lighting method thereof In the following, a detailed example will be presented and explained.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram schematically showing an illumination method for forming an image of the LED chip 54 on the spatial light modulator 42 as an object to be illuminated.
- a first irradiation area 55 and a second irradiation area 56 having a conjugate relationship are defined.
- the first irradiation area 55 is located near the LED chip 54, and the second irradiation area 56 is located near the spatial light modulator 42.
- the output light from the LED chip 54 is condensed by the condenser micro lens 57 (corresponding to the condenser lenses 53a and 53b). Further, the light from the plurality of LED chips 54 condensed by the condenser micro lens 57 is superimposed on the spatial light modulator 42 by the superimposing lens 58. By doing so, the individual differences in brightness of the LED chips 54 are averaged, and uniform illumination is realized. There may be more than one LED chip 54, or one as long as the brightness is sufficient.
- the LED chip 54 and the spatial light modulator 42 as an object to be illuminated are made to have a substantially conjugate relationship.
- the spatial light modulator 42 is a rectangle of 4: 3 aspect, and the LED chip 54 is also 4: 3.
- the illumination optical system can have an isotropic lens configuration that only provides magnification.
- the illumination efficiency is improved.
- the spatial light modulator 42 has a 16: 9 wide screen
- the LED chip 54 preferably has an aspect ratio of 16: 9.
- the collecting micro lens 57 and the superimposing lens 58 can be replaced by an anamorphic optical system having a greater power in the vertical direction than in the horizontal direction. This improves lighting efficiency.
- Another advantage of having a conjugate relationship between the LED chip 54 and the spatial light modulator 42 is that even if the light distribution characteristics of the LED chip 54 have an angle dependency, It is difficult to cause uneven lighting.
- the LED chip 54 has an electrode structure for energization, and there is a case where a bonding wire is present in the chip and a brightness distribution is generated in the chip surface.
- the LED chip 54 is irradiated with the first irradiation area. Area 5 Positioned at a position shifted from 5. In this way, since the blurred image of the LED chip 54 is projected on the spatial light modulator 42 arranged in the second irradiation area 56, the in-plane brightness distribution is averaged. Be transformed into
- FIG. 18 shows another example of an illumination method using a plurality of LED chips 54 as a light source.
- a condensing micro lens 57 as a condensing optical element and a deflector my lens as a deflecting optical element corresponding to each LED chip 54. It has a two-stage configuration with a black lens 59.
- the LED chip 54 is connected to the spatial light modulator 42, which is the object to be illuminated. Rather than having a conjugate relationship, the converging microlens 57 and the spatial light modulator 42 in the preceding stage of the two-stage optical member have a conjugate positional relationship.
- the first irradiation area 55 is located near the condensing micro lens 57 and the second irradiation area
- Reference numeral 56 denotes the configuration of the optical system that is positioned on the spatial light modulator 42, which is the illumination object.
- the condenser micro lens 57 is located near the front focal point of the deflection micro lens 59, and the image of the LED chip 54 by the condenser micro lens 57 is arranged. It is configured to be located near the deflection micro lens 59.
- the entrance pupil formed on the condenser micro lens 57 is made to overlap with the deflecting micro lens 59 and the superimposing lens 58 as a superimposing optical element as a superimposing means at the subsequent stage. And a pupil can be formed at the position where the spatial light modulator is provided.
- the advantage of such an illumination method and configuration is that by superimposing a plurality of LED output lights, individual differences in the brightness of the LED chips 54 are averaged, and uniform illumination can be obtained. is there. Furthermore, the presence of the object to be illuminated on the pupil plane has the advantage that illumination unevenness is unlikely to occur even when there is a brightness distribution in each LED chip plane.
- FIGS. 19A and 19B are diagrams showing a modification of the lighting unit 41 as the lighting device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 19A is a view of the lighting unit 41 as viewed from the back
- FIG. 198 is a cross-sectional view taken along line &&'in FIG.
- a concave reflecting mirror 60 which is a mirror member as a light control member, is connected to a rotating shaft 47.
- the rotating shaft 47 is supported by a rotating bearing 48 and is connected to a driving motor 49.
- the drive mode 49 allows the concave reflecting mirror 60 to rotate at high speed in the direction of arrow A4 in the figure.
- a drum-shaped drum support member 61 is fixedly formed as shown in the figure with the rotary shaft 47 as a common center axis.
- the LED chip 54 is formed inside the drum support member 61. It is densely arranged in two steps along the side of the building. The number of stages for disposing the LED chips 54 is not limited to two, and an appropriate number is set as necessary.
- FIG. 19B for the sake of simplicity, instead of drawing each LED chip, the same color is continuously arranged, and the circumference is divided by each set color (indicated by different dashed hatching). Red (R) color, green in the process of one rotation
- LED chips 45 R, 45 G, and 45 B are shown in which the color of light emitted changes in the order of (G) color and blue (B) color. That is, for one rotation of the concave reflecting mirror 60, it is possible to obtain illumination light capable of generating a field image of three primary colors required for a one-frame color image.
- the LED chips 54 arranged on the drum supporting member 61 repeatedly emit light sequentially in a time-division manner, and emit a continuous light so as to orbit the inner side surface.
- FIGS. 2OA and 20B are diagrams showing another modified example of the lighting unit 41 as the lighting device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 20A is a view of the lighting unit 41 viewed from the back
- FIG. 20B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line bb ′ of FIG. 20A.
- a plane reflecting mirror 64 which is a mirror member as a light control member, is connected to a rotating shaft 47.
- the rotating shaft 47 is supported by a rotating bearing 48 and is connected to a driving motor 49.
- the driving mode 49 allows the flat reflecting mirror 64 to rotate at high speed in the direction of arrow A5 in the figure.
- a drum-shaped drum support member 61 is fixedly formed as shown in the figure with the rotation shaft 47 as a common center axis,
- the LED chips 54 are densely arranged in two steps along the inner side surface of the drum support member 61.
- two sets of condenser lenses 53 are supported by a rotation support member 65 integrated with the rotation shaft 47 so that they can rotate and move in conjunction with the flat reflecting mirror 64.
- a rotation support member 65 integrated with the rotation shaft 47 so that they can rotate and move in conjunction with the flat reflecting mirror 64.
- the number of stages for disposing the LED chips 54 and the number of sets of the condenser lens 53 are basically the same. However, the number is not limited to this, and an appropriate number may be set as needed.
- the way of disposing the LED chip 54 and the way of emitting light are the same as those in the modified examples of FIGS. 19A and 19B. However, when the plane reflecting mirror 64 rotates, the light emission is controlled so that the corresponding LED chip 54 emits light in synchronization with the rotation operation.
- the condensing lens 53 is provided in such an arrangement that the light can be taken in favorably. That is, the emitted light of the LED chip 54 is once condensed by the condenser lens 53, is reflected by the plane reflecting mirror 64, bends the optical path, and passes through the optical lens 63 to the irradiated area.
- the emitted light has a configurational relationship.
- FIGS. 21A and 21B are examples in which the modifications shown in FIGS. 20A and 20B are further modified.
- FIG. 21A is a view of the lighting unit 41 viewed from the back
- FIG. 21B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line cc 'in FIG. 21A.
- Elements that perform the same functions as those in FIGS. 2OA and 20B are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
- FIGS. 21A and 21B two flat The surface reflecting mirrors 64a and 64b and the condenser lenses 53a and 53b are configured as a pair. Each is installed so as to be symmetrical with respect to the rotation axis 47. LED chips 5 4 a, 6 2 a, 6 2 b at the symmetrical positions
- the light collected by the condenser lens 53a is the plane reflecting mirror 64a
- the light collected by the condenser lens 53b is the plane reflecting mirror 64b. Reflected by the optical lens
- the irradiated area is irradiated via 6 3.
- the reason why the LED chips 54 a (54 b) are densely arranged on the drum supporting member 61 in two steps along the inner side surface of the drum supporting member 61 is as shown in FIG. And FIG. 198, FIG. 2OA and FIG. 20B.
- the color of light emitted in the order of red (R), green (G), and blue (B) in the process of rotation of the rotation Two cycles are available for switching. That is, for one rotation of the drum support member 61, it is possible to obtain illumination light capable of generating a field image of three primary colors required for a two-frame color image. .
- These two frames correspond to the arrangement areas of the LED chips, which are marked as even frames and odd frames in FIG. 21A.
- the rotation speed of the drive motor 49 can be reduced by the example shown in FIGS. 19A and 19B, or the examples shown in FIGS. 20A and 20B. Can be reduced to 1 Z 2. Therefore, the load on the drive motor 49 can be reduced.
- the number of LED chips that can emit light at the same time can be increased, and the amount of illumination light can be increased.
- the individual light emission time is increased. However, it is possible to achieve the above-mentioned effects without reducing the light emission amount within the allowable range of the heat radiation performance and the characteristics of the LED chip.
- FIGS. 16A and 16B, FIGS. 19A and 19B, FIGS. 2OA and 20B, and FIGS. In the process in which the colors are sequentially switched to red, green, and blue, there is a period in which any two colors are emitted simultaneously at the switching timing. It is basically impossible to control the image of the two-color mixed component simultaneously with one spatial light modulation element 42 to be illuminated. Therefore, it is sufficient to control such that the corresponding LED chip does not emit light during the period of mixing two colors so that such a period does not exist. Alternatively, a period in which two colors are mixed is allowed, and in that period, the spatial light modulation element 42 performs modulation control in correspondence with an image representing a monochromatic luminance component common to the two colors of interest. There are two approaches.
- FIGS. 22A and 22B the reflection explained in FIGS. 19A and 19B, FIG. 20A and FIG. 20B, and FIGS. 21A and 21B
- FIG. 22A is a diagram of the lighting unit 41 viewed from the back
- FIG. 22B is a cross-sectional view taken along the line dd ′ of FIG. 22A. Note that in FIG. 22A, for clarity of the drawing, it is not originally visible from the back. Therefore, the LED chip rows that should be drawn with broken lines are drawn with solid lines.
- a prism 67 serving as a refraction member is integrated with a cylindrical rotation support member 66 connected to a rotation shaft 47.
- the rotating shaft 47 is supported by a rotating bearing 48 and is connected to a driving motor 49.
- the drive motor 49 allows the prism 67 to rotate at high speed in the direction of arrow A7 in the figure.
- a conical cone support member 68 having the above-mentioned rotating shaft 47 as a common center axis is fixed as shown in the figure.
- the LED chips 54 are densely arranged in two steps along the inner side surface of the conical support member 68.
- the left stage in Fig. 22B is referred to as a stage
- the right stage is referred to as b stage.
- the number of rows in which the LED chips 54 are provided is not limited to two, and an appropriate number of rows can be set as needed.
- the same color is continuously arranged, and the circumference is divided according to the set color (indicated by different hatched lines).
- LED chip rows 45 R, 45 G, and 45 B in which the color of light emitted changes in the order of red (R), green (G), and blue (B) during one rotation It is. That is, for one rotation of the conical support member 68, it is possible to obtain illumination light capable of generating a field image of three primary colors required for a one-frame color image. I have.
- the condenser lens 53 has the same configuration as that of the modification of FIGS. 2OA and 20B. That is, the LED with the light emitting point 62 Light emitted from the chip 54 is collected by the condenser lens 53, and is incident on the incident surface 69 of the prism 67. Then, the light emitted from the emission surface 70 of the prism 67 is applied to the irradiated area via the optical lens 63.
- the LED chip 54 disposed on the conical support member 68 repeatedly emits light in a time-division manner, and emits a chain of light so as to go around the inner side surface (the light-emitting point 62 turns around). ).
- stage a of the LED chip 54 when stage a of the LED chip 54 emits light, stage b does not emit light, and when stage b emits light, stage a does not emit light.
- stage a does not emit light.
- only one of the LED chips emits light. By doing so, for example, as shown in Fig. 22A, all the b stages form green (G) color, and the a stage forms red (R) and blue (B) colors by dividing the area. If so, the following operation can be repeated in one cycle.
- the LED chip 54 of the chip row 45R which is the red (R) color in stage a, emits light for a predetermined period
- the chip row 45 5G LED chip 54, which is the green (G) color in the b-stage, and emit light for a predetermined period
- the sequence of lights that emit red, green, blue, and green light in one cycle can be switched instantaneously. Can be formed.
- the lighting device according to the present embodiment is an example applied to a lighting unit of a projector device, and has both a project function and a general lighting function.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of a projector device to which a lighting unit as a lighting device according to the present embodiment is applied.
- a projector function part and a reflector part for illumination are shown in a sectional view, and other device parts are shown in a perspective view.
- a cylindrical rotating shaft 71 is provided, and a fixed plane mirror 72 is provided along an extension of the central axis.
- the rotating shaft 71 is supported by a rotating bearing 73, and can be rotationally driven by a driving motor (not shown).
- a conical rotary cone support member 74 is formed integrally with the rotary shaft 71 as shown in the figure, with the rotary shaft 71 as a common central axis.
- the LED chips 54 are densely arranged in three steps along the inner side surface of the rotating conical support member 74.
- the number of stages in which the LED chips 54 are provided is not limited to three, and an appropriate number of stages can be set as necessary.
- the circumference is divided according to the set color (indicated by different hatched lines), and the process of one rotation
- the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) colors indicate the order of the emitted light. That is, for one rotation of the rotating cone support member 74, it is possible to obtain illumination light capable of generating field images of three primary colors required for a one-frame color image. .
- the light emitted by the LED chips 54 reaching the light emission reference position 51 is captured by the corresponding condenser lenses 53 and optically controlled by the optical lens 63 to a state close to parallel light. Thereafter, the light is reflected by the fixed plane mirror 72 and is irradiated while being superimposed on the spatial light modulator 42.
- a single-plate transmissive liquid crystal is used as the spatial light modulator 42.
- the light modulated corresponding to the image by the spatial light modulator 42 is projected on the projection surface 75 by the projection optical system 43 to form an image. This projection surface 75 is used for installing this projector device. Part of the table surface 76 that is used.
- the condenser lens 53, the optical lens 63, the fixed plane mirror 72, the spatial light modulator 42, and the projection optical system 43 are all fixed to the projector device in a predetermined positional relationship. It does not rotate.
- the LED chip 54 disposed on the rotating cone support member 74 repeats light emission sequentially in a time-sharing manner with the rotation according to the illumination principle described in the first embodiment, and performs a chain light emission. .
- this projector device when used as a general lighting device, the rotation of the rotating cone support member 74 is stopped, and all or all of the LED chips 54 provided on the rotating cone support member 74 are changed. A part is made to emit light simultaneously. The light emitted at the same time is reflected by an umbrella-shaped reflecting member 77 serving as a reflecting means, and irradiates the table surface 76, which illuminates the table surface 76 in the same manner as a normal lighting fixture.
- the details of the drive control means and the switching means for the projector function and the general lighting function are not shown, but are separately provided in the device.
- the reflecting member 77 is supported by a flexible and movable supporting member composed of joints 78a, 78b, 78c, arms 79a, 79b, and a base 80.
- the base 80 is also fixed to the edge of the table surface 76.
- the LED chips 54 provided on the rotating cone support member 74 are not limited to the primary color emission colors. When using it The color balance of the illumination light is good and convenient. Also, projector When used as a function, the white light may not be used. In any case, as described in the first embodiment, the color of the illumination light may be adjusted according to the user's preference or the intended use.
- the present embodiment it is possible to realize a projector having both a projector function and a general lighting function that can effectively use an LED having various advantages expected as a next-generation light source. .
- image information is being digitized and handled in the future, if there is a device that has an image display function as part of the lighting equipment, rather than seeing the image information on a newly installed display, An environment is provided that allows the user to view computerized image information very easily.
- the fact that the display means is a projector means that the display screen size can be flexibly selected, and that the display unit is on a table or on a study desk. It can be used in daily life with a high affinity.
- the size of the lighting unit itself can be reduced, so that the projector device can be incorporated into general lighting equipment.
- ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION it is desirable to illuminate a specific place with high efficiency, for example, it can be used for a headlight of a car, a stand light, a spotlight, a flashlight and the like. It can also be used as a digital camera or file camera. Furthermore, it can also be used as a lighting unit for a projector device such as a daytime projector.
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