WO2011127902A1 - Lichtleitsystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a light guide system with an LED (light emitting diode), consisting of a semiconductive chip which emits light when in contact with a DC voltage and which is mechanically and electrically connected to a plate-shaped chip carrier having two electrical contacts.
- LED light emitting diode
- Light-emitting diodes have been a well-known and proven light source for decades. Compared to incandescent lamps in all their variants, they have the advantage of a significantly better efficiency with significantly smaller dimensions, lower costs and longer life. Therefore, they are increasingly used in the current state of the art.
- An interesting application example is e.g. the drills in the dental field.
- a light-emitting diode is integrated in the angle piece of the holder of the drill, whose light beams must be focused on the tooth to be processed.
- a particular challenge of this application is the relatively tiny installation space available for the light source.
- light-emitting diodes in principle consist of an approximately plate-shaped section of a semiconducting material which, by appropriate doping, forms part of the semiconducting material
- a major disadvantage is that all the required components must be installed in a transparent or at least translucent housing, which is very bulky compared to the dimensions of the chip. If several LED ' s have to be strung together on a single surface, this large volume makes it possible to significantly reduce the achievable light density.
- Another serious disadvantage is that the cost of the reflector and the special optical lens are very high compared to the cost of the chip itself.
- the published patent application DE 10 2007 004 807 describes a "light-emitting device" in which the light beam from the LED through a translucent mass to an optical lens.
- the light-emitting chip is mounted on the "bottom" of a vessel-like housing which is filled with a transparent or at least translucent potting compound This potting compound extends to an optical lens which rests on the surface of the chip carrier by means of at least three legs and the light beams focused.
- a major disadvantage of this arrangement is that in each case a separate lens is needed. So it must be designed for each desired light beam angle and a correspondingly adapted lens, manufactured and procured. Another disadvantage that should not be underestimated is that several parts and the potting compound must be procured, kept ready and brought together professionally during assembly.
- the invention has set itself the task of developing a light control system with an LED, in which the number of parts required is further reduced, the prefabricated parts are widely suitable for different light emission angle, the costs are reduced and still the exit angle a substantial subset of the total amount of light emerging from the LED light can be quickly and easily adjusted to the value required in each case and the remaining, smaller part of the amount of light outside this exit angle scattered wide or is also focused.
- the invention teaches that on the chip carrier, a hollow body is fixed, the inner surface of which reflects light and has two openings, of which the first, the mounting opening surrounds the chip and through the second, the light opening light with a eem emission angle, which is smaller than the beam angle of the LED, and the hollow body is approximately rotationally symmetrical.
- the essential feature of the invention is therefore the hollow body.
- This hollow body can have various shapes, which differ significantly in their production cost and in their effect.
- the hollow body is a short section of a pipe cut perpendicular to the axis of symmetry. It makes sense that its diameter is so large that its mounting hole rests on the chip carrier. Since the chip carrier is square in most cases, it follows that the hollow body surrounds the chip.
- the symmetry axis of the hollow body can take any angle to the chip. Usually, however, the symmetry axis of the hollow body is aligned perpendicular to the surface of the chip and extends through the chip. In both of these simple cases, the light exit angle of the LED is reduced by the fact that the light rays in the outer regions of the light exit angle - which radiate almost parallel to the surface of the chip or at an acute angle thereto - are blocked on their direct path from the hollow body , Only the light rays radiated perpendicularly to the chip surface or at a fairly large angle to the chip surface emerge directly from the free opening of the hollow body.
- the other light rays impinging on the inner surface of the hollow body are not swallowed when the inner surface che is reflective.
- the beam path can be tracked very easily.
- a geometrically simple to describe and inexpensive to manufacture shape of a hollow body is for example a hollow circular cylinder, also abbreviated as a hollow cylinder. If the inner surface of such a hollow cylinder is designed to be reflective, it can be very clearly shown on the beam path that this reflection increases the cone of directly exiting light, since a light beam reflected twice and more often still has to be perceived.
- the losses in the reflection are so small that even the double and even more often reflected light rays contribute effectively to an enlargement of the light cone.
- the inner surface is only a polished metal surface, or if it has an even lower reflection factor, then the brightness of the multiply reflected light beam will be very low at the exit.
- a beam of light forms in the sum of directly passing and reflected light beams, the intensity of which decreases significantly towards its edge.
- the cone of light is NOT sharply demarcated, but surrounded by a "ring” with subdued light. These cones are often required for lighting tasks, for example.
- a very important advantage of this arrangement is its very simple structure, since only a single element is required. If it is as the mentioned section of pipe, the absolute costs are for very low and much lower than in other known lighting systems for LEDs.
- the inner diameter of the hollow body must meaningfully always be greater than the maximum dimension of the chip surface, in most cases larger than the diagonal of the chip.
- the length of the hollow body determines the light exit angle of the directly emitting light: the longer the hollow body is, the smaller is this light exit angle.
- the reflected light there is a limitation on the number of reflections of the light rays. Since a relatively large number of reflections are required for a very small light exit angle, the necessity of a relatively high reflection factor, e.g. the need to polish or mirror the inner surface of the hollow body.
- the invention proposes that the inner surface of the hollow body is not a circular cylinder, but a truncated cone. With this shape of the hollow body of the light exit angle is reduced for all emerging from the LED light rays, as the not passing through the light exit opening of the hollow body directly passing light rays after reflection closer to the axis of symmetry of the hollow body than in a hollow circular cylinder.
- the inner surface of the hollow body is a segment of a paraboloid, in the focal point of the LED is arranged. Characterized in that the paraboloid has two openings This arrangement differs from the numerous, known paraboloid in headlights and LEDs. Since an LED - unlike, for example, a glowing wire - does not emit light all around, only the actually irradiated surfaces have to be reflective.
- the paraboloid can be shaped to reduce the light exit angle, but the exiting light rays are not parallel to each other, but still somewhat "diverge".
- the paraboloid has a focal point. If the surface of the LED is arranged in this focal point, then the exiting light rays run approximately in parallel. The smaller the surface of the chip relative to the inner surface of such a shaped paraboloid, the smaller the deviation of the reflected light rays from the exact parallelism.
- all the above-described embodiments of the hollow body do not influence the portion of the light which passes directly through the light opening.
- the invention proposes a more cost-effective embodiment variant which is very interesting, especially at small light exit angles.
- the hollow body is filled with a transparent or at least translucent mass which forms an optically acting lens at the open end of the hollow body forms.
- this lens must be a convergent lens, also collimator lens or Called convex lens.
- convex lens is derived from its outer shape, namely its convexly curved surface.
- the invention utilizes the surface tension that each liquid has at its interface with adjacent gases.
- This surface tension is z.
- the surface tension of this liquid makes it possible to fill in the drinking vessel a slightly larger amount of liquid, as dictated by the geometric volume of the drinking vessel, since the excess amount of liquid forms a "hill". At the edges of this hill a strongly curved surface is formed, which is held together by the surface tension.
- the maximum achievable height of this "liquid hillock” depends on the rheological properties of the liquid.
- the well-known example of coffee in a coffee cup allows a maximum elevation of the liquid level, which is much smaller than the diameter of a typical coffee cup that the maximum achievable elevation of the liquid level not only increases relative to the decreasing diameter of the vessel, but also the absolute height at a significant reduction of the diameter of the vessel increases as the lateral pressure of the amount of liquid beyond the edge of the vessel decreases.
- a concave lens is formed at the end of the upwardly open hollow body instead of a convex lens by incomplete filling of the cavity.
- this is only possible if the filled mass wets the vessel wall.
- the at least translucent, better still transparent mass in the hollow body should have other properties in addition to a high refractive index as possible.
- a high heat capacity is advantageous.
- the light-emitting, semiconducting chip only gives off a maximum of about 20% of the absorbed energy as light and the remaining 80% are converted into heat, this heat has to be dissipated as heat loss. This is done on the one hand, the chip carrier, on the other hand, but also the mass that covers the chip at the top, for the removal of heat very important because it covers more than half of the surface of the chip.
- the mass is colored.
- the inner surface of the hollow body can be covered with a translucent, colored layer.
- a colored translucent mass or a colored translucent layer on the inner surface of the hollow body of a polychrome light of an LED only a certain wavelength range is filtered out. This is useful if, for example, when standard white glowing LEDs are to be used, and a certain color of the light to be filtered only by the mixing of the mass.
- the mass in the hollow body is a solid which is shaped according to the requirements listed here.
- a translucent or transparent body can be located in the hollow body, which is spaced to the inner surface or it touches only on a line or only in some points.
- an optical lens are inserted in the hollow body.
- This body can be completely or partially potted with a translucent mass.
- channels can also be incorporated or molded into the solid as an inflow for a potting compound.
- the mass in the liquid state is pourable into the hollow body and hardened in it. This is achieved as a significant advantage that the mass is used to connect the hollow body with the chip carrier. So it acts not only as a light guide, but at the same time as a fastener.
- Another advantage is that the mass can be procured, stored and processed with relatively little effort.
- the overall costs involved are orders of magnitude lower than in the design, manufacture and fitting of a solid.
- crosslinkable plastics are suitable.
- its base is e.g. a silicone, an epoxy resin, a polyurethane or an MS polymer.
- plastics or other materials which are at least translucent and which in the liquid state have such a high surface tension that the formation of at least one convex lens is possible can also be used.
- a hollow cylinder is fastened on the chip carrier, which is not filled with a mass. Regardless of whether the cavity is empty or filled with a special mass, it is advantageous if the inner surface of the hollow cylinder at least polished or - as a further improvement - mirrored st. As the reflection factor increases, so does the luminous efficacy of such a light guide system.
- the hollow cylinder will be in most cases a circular cylinder, so have a circular cross-section.
- the cross section may also be polygonal or irregularly shaped There are sections that recur periodically so that the shape is approximately rotationally symmetric.
- the outer surface of the hollow cylinder is also expected to be cylindrical in most applications, so that the hollow cylinder is a portion of a thin-walled tube.
- the outer surface of the hollow body is designed as a square or as a regular hexagon or as a regular octagon, to connect flat side by side arranged light guide systems on the side walls, e.g. by gluing.
- the invention proposes, as a further interesting embodiment, that the hollow body has at its light opening a "sharp" edge with a very small radius of curvature, thereby ensuring that even with a relatively small surface tension of a liquid with which the hollow body is filled, while still the formation of a convex lens is possible, which is created by a "trapping" of the interior of the hollow body.
- An advantageous variant for the design of the upper edge of the hollow body is an "oblique" bevel, which in the case of a circular hollow body - ie a hollow cylinder - produces the shape of a hollow cone inwards.
- the surface of this hollow cylinder reflects incident light rays so that their direction approaches closer to the central axis.
- Other variants for shaping the hollow body relate to the attachment and the centering of the hollow body on the chip carrier.
- the chip carrier is plate-shaped and has a plane on which the hollow body is placed. This is easiest if the cut edge of the hollow body used for installation likewise runs in one plane.
- this "cutting plane" of the hollow body extends perpendicularly to the axis of symmetry of the hollow body, as a result of which the light exit cone is also symmetrical.
- the hollow body is arranged inclined on the chip surface.
- the central axis of the light exit cone can also be aligned independently of the plane of the chip carrier.
- a ledge or other raised portion or other raised formation centering the hollow body on the chip carrier may be inserted into the chip carrier Alternatively or additionally, the hollow body may be at its end facing the chip carrier Have molds which engage in approximately complementary openings in the chip carrier or engage over at least two opposite edges of the chip carrier away.
- Another alternative embodiment, which can act on the optical properties of the light-guiding system according to the invention, is the coating with a lacquer layer.
- This lacquer layer can be applied to the LED with a downwardly facing, convex lens such that a layer thickening toward the center forms on the lens. This creates an additional lens that further focuses the light rays. It goes without saying that the paint also needs to be at least translucent, better yet still transparent.
- the hollow body in the first step, is positioned on the chip carrier in such a way that it surrounds the chip.
- the upwardly facing hollow body is filled with a transparent or translucent mass in the liquid state.
- this mass cures.
- the optical properties of the solidified mass in the region of the open end of the hollow body are determined by the dosage of the filled amount of liquid mass. If the liquid-filled amount of the mass is greater than the volume of the hollow body and if the speed during filling is at most only so high that the remaining amount of liquid mass passing over the hollow body is still held together by its surface tension, a convex meniscus is formed which acts as a lens. The rheological properties of the filled liquids must allow the projecting beyond the edge of the hollow body lens.
- the liquid should be such that the radius of the liquid hillock that can be built up beyond the edge of the hollow body corresponds approximately to the radius of the hollow body. Then it is possible to change the focus of the resulting lens by the filling quantity can. This of course requires a correspondingly high accuracy during filling and dosing.
- the invention proposes to fill various liquid masses in layers in the hollow body, each layer having a different refractive index.
- the respective filling quantity for each layer can also be used to vary the upper radius of curvature of this layer and thus to influence the focal length of the optical lens produced in this way.
- a convex or concave surface of the lens is created. This allows you to choose whether the lens has a focusing or dissipative effect.
- a multi-lens system can be set up at a relatively low cost and in a short working time.
- LED constructed's are robust, relatively high light density and especially by a relatively very low total price of.
- the silicone layer protects the sensitive semiconductor chips from aggressive environmental influences. Therefore, it is an interesting application example to use them in dental technology.
- the application in drilling and milling tools mentioned for example, the installation in the elbow of a dental drill, so that the built-in LED according to the invention during the work of the dentist, the tooth to be processed well.
- Figure 1 section through an inventive light guide system only with a hollow cylinder as a hollow body
- FIG. 2 section as Figure 1, but with a transparent, a
- the hollow body 3 should be a hollow cylinder 3 with a circular cross-section. Since it is cut along its axis of symmetry 32, only the two strip-shaped sections can be seen through the wall of the hollow cylinder 3 in section.
- the hollow cylinder 3 is provided with the reference numeral 3 in the image description.
- the upper edge of the hollow cylinder 3 forms the light opening 34 through which the light rays pass directly. This edge is "bevelled" in this embodiment, in order to further bundle the light beams reflected there, which will be explained again below.
- the lower edge of the hollow cylinder 3 forms its mounting opening 33, with which it rests on the chip carrier 2.
- the plate-shaped chip carrier 2 can be seen in section in Figure 1, the two large areas of the chip carrier 2 are perpendicular to the plane.
- the chip 1 On the upper side of the chip carrier 2, the chip 1 is arranged, which emits light at its upper side and fixed with its underside on the chip carrier 2 and is electrically contacted with a pole.
- the two electrical contacts 21 of the chip carrier 2 are arranged, one of which is connected via the visible in Figure 1 lead wire to the top of the light-emitting chip 1.
- the other contact 21 is connected to the bottom of the chip 1.
- the directly outgoing light beams are characterized by thick lines. It can be seen immediately how the hollow cylinder 3 reduces the exit angle of the light rays, he does not let the thin-line light rays through.
- FIG. 1 also shows how the light rays, which are not transmitted directly - and are therefore marked thinly - are connected to the
- Inner surfaces of the hollow cylinder 3 are reflected. Of particular interest is the upper portion of the inner surface 31, which is tapered. In this area meet some rays of light, which are reflected there for the first time. In FIG. 1, it is easy to see how these rays of light are compared with their original ones
- the hollow cylinder 3 is also shown cut along its axis of symmetry 32, so that the side wall of the hollow cylinder 3 is seen once on the right and for the second time on the left side.
- the space between the walls of the hollow cylinder 3 is filled with the transparent mass 4. So that the radiation Gang in the light control system can be shown, the mass 4 is indicated in Figure 1 only at its edge by hatching.
- the light beams are represented by dash-dot-dash lines. It is very easy to understand that they are broken at the transition from the mass 4, the optically denser medium, to the visually less dense medium, the surrounding air. Compared with a line perpendicular to the crossed surface, the angle is always smaller in the optically denser medium than in the less optically dense medium. This results in that all the light rays which are radiated from the chip 1 directly onto the lens 41, are angled in the direction of the axis of symmetry 32.
- Figure 2 also shows that the light rays that do not directly strike the lens 41 do not remain unused. Rather, they are reflected on the inner surface 31 of the hollow cylinder 3 and thus also pass through the lens 41 through.
- the light rays reflected in the light opening 34 at the chamfered edge of the hollow cylinder 3 radiate toward the lens and are refracted there. Overall, they are brought closer to the central axis by reflection and refraction in their direction compared to the original orientation and thus contribute to focus the emitted light more in the middle.
- the light beams which do not enter the lens 41 directly are used so that ambient light also falls into the surroundings of the cone which is brightly illuminated with the core region of the light rays, so that the transition between the light cone and the surroundings is not abrupt but flowing.
- the inner surface 31 of the hollow body 3 is designed as a paraboloid, whose attachment opening 33 approaches the chip 1 quite close. extends and on the light opening 34, a lens 41 is placed, which consists of the transparent or translucent mass 4.
- this paraboloid When this paraboloid is shaped to concentrate the light rays incident on its inner surface 31 so far that they all exit through the light aperture 34 but are not parallel to each other, they can propagate through the lens 41 formed by the surface of the mass 4 be bundled so that they run mostly parallel or even run together in a focal point or at least in a focal line
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