WO2011124682A2 - Betriebsgerät für leuchtmittel zum ermitteln eines energie- oder leistungsverbrauchs und verfahren zum erfassen desselbigen - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an operating device for a luminous means for determining an energy or power consumption and a method for acquiring information about an energy or power consumption of a luminous means.
- the lighting apparatus according to the invention can be, for example, an electronic ballast for lighting means, such as e.g. Gas discharge lamps or fluorescent tubes act.
- DALI Digital Addressable Lighting Interface
- ECG electronic ballasts
- DALI interface offers increased convenience for intelligent lighting control in a lighting system.
- the DALI standard is an interface definition that is particularly suitable for electronic ballasts for operation and is used. DALI can also be integrated into a higher-level building management system as a cost-effective subsystem via suitable converters.
- a DALI lighting control system can be used as a stand alone system to control lighting equipment. Furthermore, a DALI lighting control system can also be used as a stand-alone subsystem in an existing building management system.
- a DALI system has a connection to a higher-level building management system, but it is also functional without the building management system.
- the DALI system can be designed as a pure subsystem in a building management system. In this type of application, the lighting system is not designed as a stand-alone solution.
- the commissioning of the lighting control system is part of the commissioning of the overall building management system.
- the connected equipment 2 by the controller 20, to the control panels or control units 40, such. As sensors, buttons, dimmers or motion switches are connected, controlled.
- the operating devices 2 pass on information only on request by the control unit 20. All handling is controlled by the controller 20.
- control units 40 may be connected to the interface line 16 and therefore communicate directly with the operating devices 2.
- the control units 40 must follow DALI standard "traffic rules" to avoid data collisions and to run the system correctly, in this mode installation is easier and less wiring is required.
- the controllers 20 provide the logical association between the control units 40, such as. B. sensors, controls and DALI operating devices 2 ago.
- the control device may be an independent control device or else an interface module, which transmits its commands from a higher-level system, such as a control unit. B. a building management system relates act.
- control devices 20 and intelligent sensors or controls with integrated control unit are possible.
- sensors and controls 40 may be connected via separate connections directly to the controller 20. Commercially available components can then be used be used.
- sensors and controls are connected via the DALI lines 16 to the controller 20. In this variant, no additional lines between sensors / controls and the control unit must be laid.
- the energy and performance monitoring is an increasingly important consideration.
- the energy consumption can be estimated so far only or determined by the measured total consumption.
- An estimate can be made by estimating the average dimming value or brightness value and taking into account the corresponding power consumption of the installed operating devices.
- the estimation of the energy consumption is on the one hand very cumbersome and on the other hand inaccurate, since, for example, a real energy consumption of a light source can change when a dimming value is set, depending on the operating time and thus dependent on heating.
- the object of the present invention is to provide an operating device for lighting means that makes it possible to provide, in a simple and accurate manner, the energy or power consumption of the lighting device for a control device in a lighting system.
- the present invention is characterized in that an operating device for a lighting means has an energy or power measuring device for determining an energy or power consumption of the lighting means. With the help of this operating device can be determined within a lighting system in a very simple and very accurate way, the energy or power consumption of such a control gear.
- an operating device may comprise a data memory which, for example, records the energy or power consumption over a certain period of time. This value can then, for example, be read out intermittently or cyclically from or sent to a control system or control unit.
- the control device can always display the current energy or power in a second register or memory bank. store it so that it can always be called up or sent to the control unit.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of an operating device for a lighting device with an interface and an energy or power measuring device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic illustration of an operating device for a lighting device with a data memory according to a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 shows the schematic representation of an operating device for a lighting device with a further interface, and two memory banks for storing a current consumption value and for storing an energy or power consumption value over a certain period of time according to a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of an operating device for a lighting device, wherein the operating device has a wireless interface for transmitting information about the energy or power consumption or of control commands according to a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention
- 5 is a flowchart for a method for acquiring information of a
- FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of a DALI light control system, wherein sensors and controls are connected via separate connections to a control unit; 7 is a schematic representation of a DALI light control system, with sensors and control elements being connected to a control unit via the DALI bus; 8 shows an illustration of a power factor correction circuit of an operating device for a lighting device according to a further exemplary embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 12 is an illustration of the waveforms of a power factor correction circuit according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows, in a schematic illustration, an operating device 10 for a lighting device 12 with an interface 15 for bidirectional data exchange with a control device 20.
- the operating device 10 has an energy or power measuring device 25 for determining an energy or power consumption of the luminous means 12.
- the operating device 10 is further configured to send information about the energy or power consumption to the control unit 20, or to make the information about the energy or power consumption available to the control unit 20.
- the lamp operating device 10 may be part of a larger illumination system, which, as also shown in connection with FIGS. 6 and 7, may comprise a plurality of further lamp operating devices which are arranged distributed within a building or a device to be illuminated, for example.
- the individual distribution devices 10 can be connected via a bus system 16 to a central control unit 20.
- control commands can be sent to an operating device 10 by the central control unit, status information can be queried or sent from the operating device 10 to the control device 20.
- the bus system 16 and the interface 15, or even via a further interface as still late ter information is shown with respect to the energy or power consumption of the bulb 12 is sent to the controller 20 or made accessible.
- the operating device 10 can be, for example, an electronic ballast for lighting devices, such as e.g. Discharge lamps or gas discharge lamps act.
- An electric ballast can interact as a separate component with the light source 12 or be integrated in the light source.
- An electronic ballast may serve to ignite a gas discharge at a correspondingly high voltage and to limit a discharge current during operation of the gas discharge lamp. Since an operating device can have a certain energy consumption, the energy or power measuring device 25 can be designed to determine the total energy consumption from the lighting device and the operating device. Accordingly, the information about an energy or power consumption of the operating device can then include both the energy and power consumption of the operating device and of the light-emitting device per se.
- the operating device 10 may be a ballast for lamps, an emergency power module, a dimmer, a transformer, etc.
- the operating device 10 may be an operating device for different types of lighting devices.
- the lighting means may comprise, for example, gas discharge lamps, incandescent lamps, halogen incandescent lamps or semiconductor light sources.
- the operating device 10 shown in FIG. 1 may, for example, be a DALI operating device which then has a corresponding DALI interface 15 with which the operating device is connected via a DALI bus 16 to a DALI control device 20 or a DALI control device. Gateway 20, if the lighting system is a subsystem of a building management system, is connected.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 may be configured to detect a corresponding active current, if there is a phase shift between current and voltage, and to detect the currently applied alternating voltage, and to calculate a power consumption therefrom by multiplication, whereby energy consumption can be determined during a subsequent time integration is.
- the current and the voltage can be detected by the luminous means, wherein preferably the active current or the active power of the luminous means is detected.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 can also detect, for example, the power consumed by the operating device 10 at the input terminals or via an existing power factor correction circuit.
- the energy or noise monitoring device 25 can thus be designed such that, when the power device 1 2 is operated by means of a resonant half-bridge, a current and a voltage through the center of the circuit! 1 2 or by the resonant half-bridge is detected.
- the energy or garmesseinrich- device 25 may be configured to be in a detection mode, the energy or power losses occurring in the operating device 10 in dependence on a certain operating condition, so for example. a certain dimming or helical value, to capture and to spy on it. These values can be used in determining the current energy or power consumption values.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 may make it possible to record exact instantaneous energy or power consumption values for an operating device 10 for a lighting device.
- the operating device 10 can then send this information about the energy or power consumption, which has been detected or detected with the aid of the energy or power measuring device 25, to a control unit 20 or this information about the energy or power consumption for the control unit 20 accessible do.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 may be designed so that it can determine the losses occurring in the operating device 10. For example, the energy or power measuring device 25 can record the corresponding losses in a type of acquisition mode for all possible dimming values or brightness values. These recorded losses corresponding to the dimming values or brightness values can be taken into account later in the operation during the determination of the current energy or power consumption.
- the energy or noise monitoring device 25 may be designed to detect the power or power consumed by the operating device 10 at associated current / voltage input terminals of the operating device 10 or via a power factor correction circuit.
- a detection via a power factor correction circuit may be implemented in such a way that the current received by the power factor correction circuit is detected and, in addition, the voltage present at the input of the power factor correction circuit is detected. From these detected values for the current absorbed by the power factor correction circuit and the applied voltage, the recorded power and also energy can be determined.
- FIG. 8 shows a typical noise factor correction circuit, which is embodied here as a boost converter.
- the switch Sl is clocked high-frequency and thereby the coil LI alternately up and demagnetized.
- the energy of the magnetization of the coil LI is transferred into the buffer capacitor C1 via the diode D1, which in turn serves to supply the light-emitting circuit driver circuit (for example, the resonant half-bridge).
- a current measuring resistor Rshunt can be arranged, which can serve, for example, to monitor the current within the power factor correction circuit (by means of a detection at the point CS).
- the current Imains which magnetizes the coil LI, also flows through the switch Sl and the current measuring resistor Rshunt.
- the time of demagnetization of the coil LI can be determined from a measurement, for example by means of a secondary winding on the spool LI at the point ZX. Since, however, both the value of the coil current Imains when opening the switch Sl and the duration of the demagnetization of the coil LI is known, it can also be used to determine the current flow during the switch-off phase.
- a typical course for the current flow through the coil LI as a function of the timing of the switch Sl is shown symbolically in FIG.
- the rising edge of the current Imains through the coil LI also corresponds to the current through the current measuring resistor Rshunt.
- the falling edge flows through the diode D1.
- the course of the falling edge can, as already explained, be determined by the value of the current Imains through the coil LI when the switch Sl is opened and the duration of the demagnetization of the coil LI.
- the current taken by the power factor correction circuit can be detected.
- other current detections be used, for example by means of a current measuring transformer or a differently arranged current measuring resistor.
- the envelope of the current Imains by the coil LI follows a sinusoidal course. This results from the sinusoidal mains voltage, since the power factor correction circuit strives to adapt the power consumption to the profile of the mains voltage and thus to ensure a high power factor.
- the voltage applied to the input of the power factor correction circuit can also be determined in various ways.
- One possibility would be to measure over the already existing input voltage detection that is often present in power factor correction circuits (eg, the input voltage sense for the multiplier input of the power factor correction control circuit). Such a measurement could for example take place at the input of the power factor correction circuit at the point Vmains.
- the recorded power can be determined by multiplying these values, and furthermore the absorbed energy can also be determined.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 can also be designed such that the power consumed by the operating device 10 is detected at the input terminals or via an existing power factor correction circuit, and furthermore the power delivered to the lighting device is additionally detected. In this way, the power consumption and the power loss within the operating device 10 can be determined. In addition, thus the efficiency of the operating device 10 can be detected. Thus, it is possible to determine the power consumption and the power loss of the operating device 10 and to monitor regularly. When the power dissipation deteriorates, for example, this state can also be signaled by the operating device 10. Furthermore, it is also possible for the energy or power measuring device 25 to ascertain both the energy consumption or the power loss within the operating device 10 and, in addition, to record the energy consumption or the absorbed power of the lighting device.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 can also be designed such that the energy or power consumption is calculated via the dimming value or brightness value set for the lighting device. This can be done by providing a list for each operating device of a lighting system in which the power consumption of the operating device is documented for each dimming value or set brightness value. In addition to the dimming value, it is then also possible to store the corresponding operating time of the luminous means, as well as the respective type of luminous means, in order to obtain energy consumption, ie power multiplied by the corresponding time. Such a list may for example be stored in a memory of the operating device.
- the energy or power measuring device 25 can thus be designed so as to reduce the energy or power consumption of a luminous means in an operating state, that is, e.g. at a certain dimming or brightness value, with hats to determine a value associated with the respective operating state in a list of power and power consumption values of the operating device.
- the operating device 10 may be designed so that it is based on a request by the controller or intermittently by itself determined by the energy or power meter 25 information about the energy or power consumption, for example via the interface 15 to the Control unit 20 sends.
- the control unit 20 can request or read out information about the energy or power consumption of this operating device via control commands, which are sent to the operating device 10, for example, via the bus 16.
- the operating device 10 may also be configured to sporadically transmit this information regarding the energy or power consumption, depending on the load of the bus system 16, to the control unit 20.
- the operating device 10 can also be designed such that it sends or makes available the information about energy or power consumption to the control unit 20 at predetermined times or times or in the case of specific events. Such an event could, for. B. be that a dimming or brightness value of the light source is changed and then information on the energy or power consumption in this new setting of the bulb is transmitted to the controller 20.
- an operating device 10 can, in addition to the components already mentioned in connection with FIG. Memory 30 which is coupled to the power or power device, so that the information about the energy or power consumption is stored in the data memory.
- the data memory 30 can be read out, for example, via the interface 15 by the control unit 20.
- a control unit 40 can be connected to the bus system 16, with which, for example, a lamp can be dimmed, that is, the brightness can be changed. Such control units 40 may also be connected to the bus system 16 in other exemplary embodiments of the invention.
- the control unit 40 can be, for example, a motion sensor, a brightness sensor, a pushbutton, an on / off switch, a dimmer, a control panel, a touch panel, etc. for controlling or actuating the control gear.
- the control unit 40 may thus be an operating element for a control gear.
- such a control unit 40 can also be connected directly to the control unit 20 in accordance with further exemplary embodiments.
- the control unit 20 can then forward, for example, a control command from a control unit 40 to the operating device 10.
- the control unit 20 may be a DALI control unit which is coupled via a DALI bus 16 to a DALI operating device 10. Accordingly, the controller may be configured to establish the logical association between the control units 40 and the DALI operating devices 10 in a DALI lighting system.
- An operating device 10 for a lighting device 12 may, over a period of time, provide information about the energy or power consumption to a data memory 30, such as a computer. a memory bank, record. For example, an average energy or power consumption value can be determined or recorded by integrating the energy or power consumption values over a certain period of time.
- the energy or power consumption information may include time averaged energy or power consumption, or, for example, instantaneous energy or power consumption.
- the operating device 10 may have a further interface 35. Via this interface 35, which may be coupled to a data memory 30 or the energy or power measuring device 25, a stored information about the energy or power consumption can then be read out.
- This second interface 35 may, for example, also be a wireless interface in which the data and information are transmitted by radio, eg according to the Bluetooth standard. information about The energy or power consumption can then be transmitted wirelessly to a control unit 20, for example.
- the further interface 35 is a wired interface, which has a different transmission protocol compared to the interface 15, so that the information about the energy or power consumption, regardless of a DALI protocol to other others Devices can be sent for evaluation or read by them.
- the information can also be transmitted to the control unit 20 via the interface 35.
- a data memory 30 may have different memory banks 30a, 30b or registers, for example in a first register 30a Information about the power or power consumption over a certain period are stored while, for example, in a second register or a second memory bank 30 b always updated information about energy or power consumption of the operating device 10 are stored with lighting means 12. These can then be retrieved or sent as needed.
- the operating device 10 may be configured to provide information about the power consumption to the controller 20 intermittently, continuously, at periodic time intervals, at predetermined times, at a predetermined energy or power consumption value, or at one Command is sent to change a brightness of the bulb, or made available to the controller 20.
- the reading can be e.g. via a further wireless interface 35 or via the interface 15, which can operate, for example, according to the DALI protocol.
- the interfaces 15 and 35 can be interfaces for bidirectional data exchange, that is to say both interfaces can be transmitted and received via these interfaces.
- control commands can be received and status information or data such.
- B. information about the energy or power consumption, are sent from the operating device 10.
- the interface 15 for bidirectional data exchange can be designed to receive external control commands for the operation of the luminous means 12 in accordance with the DALI protocol and to send status information or data information in accordance with the DALI protocol.
- the operating device 10 can also have a further interface 35, via which by radio or wire los the information on energy or power consumption to the controller 20 or other device, for the evaluation of this information, can be transmitted or can be read.
- the operating device 10 may, according to some embodiments, also receive control commands for controlling the operating behavior of the lighting device 12 via a remote control 45.
- the control units 40 can communicate with the control unit 20 by radio, in order then to transmit control commands via the bus line 16 to an operating unit 10.
- the operating device 10 can thus also be designed to receive control commands for the operation of the lighting means from a control unit 40 via an interface 15 or 35.
- a dimming or brightness value can thus be set via a control unit 40, whereupon information about the energy or power consumption of the operating device 10 for light source 12 is sent to a control unit 20 in this set dimming value or made accessible.
- the further interface may be connected to the data memory 30, wherein in alternative embodiments of the present invention, the interface 35 need not be directly coupled to the data memory.
- a power and voltage supply for the operating device with the lighting means 12 can be contained via the bus line 16.
- a separate power and voltage supply for the operating device can be made via other supply lines.
- the controller 20 may be a DALI controller or, for example, a DALI gateway, that is, a connecting element between different bus systems or bus networks, such.
- DALI bus and other bus systems such.
- EIB European Installation Bus
- LON Local Operating Network
- a controller 20 may be connected to a computer, for example, so that via software instructions to the controller of certain operating devices u.a. Information about the energy or power consumption can be requested or received.
- the integrated energy or power measuring device 25 With the aid of the integrated energy or power measuring device 25, therefore, a precise actual energy or power consumption value can be determined. It needs are not resorted to lists or stored consumption values at certain dimming settings.
- different operating devices with different light sources can be installed, so that each operating device can have a different energy or power consumption.
- the energy or power consumption can then be determined in a simple, yet extremely accurate manner for each of these different operating devices for the associated bulbs and sent to the central control unit 20 or read from this become.
- the energy or power consumption of a group of lamps connected together, which are associated with an operating device according to the invention, using the energy or power measuring device 25 are determined and sent a corresponding information on energy or power consumption to a control unit 20 or be made available to this.
- the invention also includes a method for detecting information of an energy or power consumption of a lighting device with an operating device.
- the operating device has an interface for bidirectional data exchange with a control unit and also an energy or power measuring device for determining an energy or power consumption.
- the method includes, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a step of determining information about energy and power consumption by means of the energy or power meter. Further, the method includes sending 110 the information about the power or power consumption to a controller or making 120 available the information about the power or power consumption for the controller.
- the method may also include a step of storing the energy or power consumption information to a data memory of the lighting device. That is to say, the data which was determined or measured by the energy or power measuring device can be stored on a digital data storage device present in the operating device. From there they can be sent to the control unit or read out by it.
- the step of sending 110 the information about the energy or power consumption or making 120 of this information available may be made in response to a request by a controller or intermittently on its own. The sending of information about the energy or power consumption can be so be carried out that due to an external control command, the corresponding information is sent to the control unit.
- the information can be read at predetermined times or predetermined time intervals or due to certain events, can be sent from a controller or to this.
- Such an event may be, for example, the switching on or off of the operating device for lighting or, for example, a change in the brightness or dimming value for such a control gear.
- the step of sending 110 the energy or power consumption information or step 120 making the same information available may, for example, be intermittently suspended, at periodic time intervals, at predetermined times or times, at a predetermined energy or power consumption value, or at command towards changing a brightness of the bulb can be performed.
- the method or scheme according to the invention can also be implemented in software.
- the implementation can also be carried out on a digital storage medium, in particular a floppy disk, a CD or DVD with electronically readable control signals, which can cooperate with a programmable computer system such that the corresponding method is carried out.
- the invention thus also consists in a computer program product with program code stored on a machine-readable carrier for carrying out the method according to the invention, when the computer program product runs on a computer or microprocessor.
- the invention can thus be realized as a computer program with a program code for carrying out the method when the computer program runs on a computer.
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