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    • 专利摘要:
    Lighting unit for a headlight, in particular a motor vehicle headlight, consisting of a plurality of light sources (1), a light guide unit (2) with a plurality of light guides (3) and a downstream projection lens with a focal plane (E), each light guide (3) each one Light-outcoupling surface (4), whereby the light-outcoupling surface (4) of at least two adjacent light guides (3) are offset relative to one another with respect to the focal plane (E), and / orb) at least two mutually adjacent light guides (3) in a contact region (12 ) contact one another along an extension (b and b '), wherein the respective extensions (b and b'), measured with respect to the focal plane (E), deviate from one another.
    公开号:AT513341A1
    申请号:T50354/2012
    申请日:2012-09-03
    公开日:2014-03-15
    发明作者:Josef Plank；Lukas Taudt；Gerald Boehm
    申请人:Zizala Lichtsysteme Gmbh；
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    专利说明:

    P12745
    Lighting unit for a headlight
    The invention relates to a lighting unit for a headlight, in particular a motor vehicle headlight, comprising a plurality of light sources, a light guide unit with a plurality of light guides and a downstream projection lens with a focal plane, each light guide each having a light output surface.
    Such lighting units are commonly used in the automotive industry and serve, for example, the imaging of glare-free high beam by the light, which is usually emitted by a plurality of artificial light sources and is bundled by a corresponding plurality of juxtaposed light guides in the emission direction. The light guides have a relaüv small cross-section and therefore send the light from the individual light sources ever assigned to them very concentrated in the emission direction. In AT 510 437 A4 a light module is disclosed in this context, which has a light guide in the form of a light guide, there called a light tunnel, and a plurality of light sources.
    On the one hand, the concentrated radiation of the light guides is desired, for example, to comply with legal requirements regarding the light-dark line of the dipped beam of a motor vehicle headlight, on the other hand arise disturbing inhomogeneities in areas of the light image in which a uniform illumination is desired, such as in advance of a Motor vehicle headlamps, so action has been taken to reduce these inhomogeneities.
    Thus, the light sources, as well as the light guides, are generally arranged as close as possible to each other, so as to keep the less intensely illuminated portions in the photograph low. However, the light sources, as well as the light guides, can not be arranged arbitrarily close to each other for technical reasons, which is why further measures are necessary to increase the homogeneity of the light distribution.
    Known methods see this as "blurring". of the photo. For example, an optical lens for defocusing the concentrated emission is used, in which the entire light guide unit is moved out of the focal plane of the optical lens 2/22 -2-P12745. Also known are optical lenses having special structures in the pm range, by means of which light scattering can be achieved, whereby the disadvantageous color distortion occurring in conventional optical lenses is prevented.
    The two measures mentioned, namely those for defocusing and for lighting, have in common that they act on the entire photograph of the headlamp. The advantageous effect of a more homogeneous light distribution is therefore the disadvantageous effect of a blurred image of all light guides, which, for example, specifications can not be achieved with respect to the light-dark line of the dipped beam of a motor vehicle headlight, or disadvantageous compromises between homogenized or scattered and focused Radiation must be received.
    It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a lighting unit for headlamps, on the one hand locally a homogeneous light distribution, for example in advance, allows, and at the same time allows a concentrated radiation of the light guides in those areas where this is desirable and or necessary.
    The solution to this problem is achieved by a. ) the light outcoupling surface of at least two adjacent light guides with respect to the focal plane of the lens are offset from each other, and / or b. ) Contact each at least two mutually adjacent light guides in a contact area along an extension, wherein the respective extensions, measured with respect to the focal plane, the lens differ from each other.
    This allows an efficient, cost-effective and robust local blurring of individual light output surfaces or their associated light guides, whereby in the desired areas a homogeneous light image (homogenization) can be realized in a simple manner. Such areas are, for example, in a horizontal section of an apron of a headlamp, whereas an illumination of a high beam area should be as concentrated and directed as possible, for example, targeted hide oncoming vehicles. 3/22 -3- PI2745
    In a particularly simple embodiment of the invention, it is provided that the light outcoupling surfaces of at least two at least sections of light guides arranged one above the other are offset with respect to one another in relation to the focal plane.
    In order to obtain the largest possible and homogeneous light image, the light guides are arranged in at least two rows arranged one above the other in an advantageous embodiment. The light guides should be guided as close to each other as possible, which reduces inhomogeneities in the light image.
    In order additionally to reduce local inhomogeneities in the light image, it is provided in an expedient variant that all light output surfaces of a row are offset relative to the light outcoupling surfaces of a row arranged below with respect to the focal plane. Since the light outcoupling surfaces are followed by a projection lens which inverts the incoming beam path, an offset of the upper row results in a homogenization of the radiation of a "lower". Section of the Lichtbüdes, so usually the apron of a headlight. This allows, for example, a more homogeneous illumination of the apron of a headlight. Unless otherwise stated, all position information relates to the headlight and its components when installed, in particular to the state installed in a vehicle, which is in a horizontal position.
    Experience has shown that the structure of the headlight according to the invention is particularly efficient when the light guides are arranged in exactly three rows arranged one above the other. In such an arrangement, for example, the top row illuminate the front of the headlamp, the middle row for illumination in the area of the light-dark line (or the light-dark boundary) serve, and the lower row, the illumination of the Fem light area of the headlight.
    In order to achieve a defined local homogenization in the Lichtbüd the apron of the headlamp according to the invention is provided in a development of the invention that the light outcoupling surfaces of the top row of light guides are offset by a fixed distance with respect to the focal plane against a Hauptabstrahlrichtung. Also, alternatively, the upper two rows may be offset together, for example, if the upper two rows are involved in the illumination of the apron. Generally 4/22 -4-P12745 can be chosen any variants in which a homogenization of the light image is desired. So could also be offset that row or predetermined number of Lichtauskoppel-surfaces, which are involved in the formation of the high beam. The main beam direction is the direction in which the light intensity of the radiation of the respective light output surface usually reaches a maximum. This is generally normal to the focal plane of the downstream projection lens.
    In order to ensure an efficient and simple emission of the light guides, in an advantageous embodiment, each light outcoupling surface is formed by a planar, radiation-side end region of the associated light guide, which is formed by the emitting end of a wall bounding the light guide. The light guides are reflectors which are made hollow and whose reflector surfaces are reflective coated, in particular coated with aluminum.
    In detail, each wall may consist of two substantially vertical wall sections and two substantially horizontal wall sections, which form a rectangle in cross-section, whereby a particularly cost-effective and effective construction of the light guides is realized.
    In a further development of the invention, it is provided that superimposed light guides adjoin one another and have a common horizontal wall section, thus enabling a particularly compact construction of the light guide unit.
    In order to realize a local horizontal homogenization in a particularly simple manner, the vertical wall sections of at least one light guide with respect to at least one horizontal wall section of the at least one light guide are steppedly offset by a length a in an advantageous variant.
    In order to achieve a constant, local homogenization, it can be provided in a development of the invention that the vertical wall sections at least one light guide with respect to exactly one horizontal wall section exactly one light guide are staggered by a length a. 5/22 -5- P12745
    A value of length a of, for example, 0.5 mm may already allow sufficient homogeneity. Here, an overlap of the image of the individual Lichtaus-coupling surfaces already occurs. If the homogeneity is to be further increased, the length a is to be increased. The enlargement of the length a can take place, for example, in individual steps with a pitch of 1/10 mm. If the homogeneity is to be reduced, the length a can be reduced in the same way. The exact value of the length a is determined depending on the homogeneity to be achieved and the associated overall optical system (light source, light guide, light output surface, projection lens). According to an alternative of the invention, the light guides are designed as light guides. For the purposes of the present invention, a light guide means a structure in which incident light along the extension of the light guide is reflected by total reflection on the walls, wherein the light guide is designed as a solid body. In this context, it is preferable that the optical fibers are made of a transparent plastic. Alternatively, this can be made of glass or of any other material, for example, Süikon, which is suitable for light transmission. In this context, it is advantageous if the light outcoupling surfaces are part of at least one light extraction plane, wherein individual light outcoupling surfaces adjoin one another. For a particularly simple technical structure of a lighting unit according to the invention is realized, which is inexpensive to produce.
    In a further development of the alternative embodiment variant of the invention, it is provided that the light outcoupling surfaces are part of a first and at least one second light outcoupling plane, with individual light outcoupling surfaces adjoining each other, the first and the second light outcoupling plane being offset relative to one another with respect to the focal plane.
    It is particularly advantageous if the first light extraction plane and exactly one second light extraction plane are offset from each other with respect to the focal plane by the second light extraction plane is offset with respect to the focal plane against the main emission by the length c.
    A value of length c of, for example, 0.5 mm can already allow sufficient homogeneity. Here, an overlap of the image of the individual light outcoupling surfaces already occurs. If the homogeneity is to be further increased, the length c is to be increased. The enlargement of the length c can be done, for example, in individual steps with a pitch of 1/10 mm. If the homogeneity is to be reduced, the length c can be reduced in the same way. The exact value of the length c is determined depending on the homogeneity to be achieved and the overall optical system associated therewith. Another possibility of local (preferably horizontal) homogenization is given by the features cited above (b.) As defined in claim 1. The exact values of lengths b and b 'are determined depending on the homogeneity to be achieved and the overall optical system associated therewith.
    In addition, a light-scattering optics can be provided directly to the light outcoupling surfaces of individual optical fibers, whereby an additional possibility for local homogenization is given. Under the phrase "immediately " is understood in this context, an arrangement in which the light-scattering optics, the light outcoupling surfaces either directly contacted or is slightly distanced from this (for example, for assembly reasons). It is essential that the light scattering optics can act exclusively on the individual light output surface on which the light scattering optics is provided. The light-scattering optics can be any optical elements known to the person skilled in the art, which enable a blurred image of entering light beams. Cylindrical lenses are preferably used for this purpose, since they allow horizontal scattering of the incoming light beams. Alternatively, additional optics may also be provided in the light guides designed as reflectors, which are arranged between the projection lens and the decoupling surface 4 of the respective reflector, and cause a corresponding additional scattering of the light beams.
    The invention together with further advantages is explained in more detail below with reference to a number of exemplary, non-limiting embodiments, which are illustrated in the figures. This shows
    1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment of a light guide unit according to the invention,
    Fig. 2 is a detailed perspective view of Fig. 1, 7/22 -7- P12745
    3 is a perspective, vertical sectional view of the light guide unit shown in Fig. 1,
    4 shows the photograph of a light guide unit according to the invention,
    5 is a perspective view of a second embodiment of a light guide unit according to the invention obliquely from behind,
    6 is a perspective, vertical sectional view of the light guide unit shown in Fig. 5,
    7 shows in a horizontal, planar sectional view along the section plane of FIG. 6 a beam path of light rays, FIG.
    Fig. 8 in a horizontal, planar sectional view along the SchnittittebenelOO of Fig. 6 is a beam path of light rays and
    9 is a vertical sectional view of a third embodiment of a light guide unit according to the invention.
    In Fig. 1, a first embodiment of a lighting unit is shown with a light guide unit 2 according to the invention, in which light guides 3 are arranged side by side. The light guides 3 are embodied therein as reflectors and have Lichtauskop-pelflächen 4, which are adapted to emit the light in the direction of a downstream, not shown projection lens. The light guides 3 are aligned substantially in the direction of an optical axis x belonging to the projection lens, the light outcoupling surfaces 4 (with the exception of the light outcoupling surfaces 4 forming an upper row) lying in the focal plane E of the projection lens (shown in FIG. 3). Accordingly, the focal point F associated with the projection lens is located directly on a light output surface 4. The focal plane E is slightly curved therein in accordance with a field curvature both in the vertical and in the horizontal direction. The light guides 3 are arranged therein in three centered stacked rows, their light output surfaces 4 are separated by a light guides 3 limiting wall 9 from each other. 8/22 -8- P12745
    FIG. 2 shows a detail of FIG. 1. Two exemplary light output surfaces 4a and 4b are designated therein, wherein the light output surface 4a is defined by two vertical wall sections 6 'and 6 " and a horizontal wall section 7 is delimited by the surrounding light output surfaces 4, in particular the light outcoupling surface 4b. The vertical wall sections 6 'and 6 " the light output surface 4a are in relation to the below arranged horizontal wall portion 7 stepwise to the length a to the rear, so offset against the main radiation. Alternatively, a variant is possible in which the wall sections 6 'and 6 " are offset in different degrees, or in which the offset along the extension of the wall sections 6 'and 6 " varied. The light output surface 4 a, as well as all light output surfaces 4 of the top row are, as shown in Fig. 1, offset by the same length a stepwise with respect to the below horizontal wall portion 7, whereby the light exit surface 4 a in a row lying light exit surfaces 4th are equally offset with respect to the focal plane E (see Fig. 3) and are subsequently uniformly homogenized horizontally emerging light beams. This will cause a horizontal "wash out". realized the photo. It should be mentioned at this point that, alternatively, by displacing the horizontal wall section 7, vertical scattering can be achieved. Also, both the vertical wall sections 6 ', 6 " and as well as the horizontal wall portion 7 are offset, whereby a scattering is effected in both the vertical and in the horizontal direction.
    3 shows in a perspective, vertical sectional view of the first embodiment of the light guide unit 2 corresponding light sources 1, which are arranged behind the light guide unit 2 and thus with respect to the projection lens, not shown. The light rays emitted by the light sources 1 are guided by the light guides 3, exit from the light guide unit 2 through the light outcoupling surfaces 4, to be projected by the projection lens, for example, into an area in front of the vehicle. In the context of the invention, preferred light sources are in particular light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which are characterized by a high light output with a very small size. Conventional LEDs for said application have edge lengths in the range of one millimeter and less and are stored in a matrix, i. possibly arranged in groups next to one another on a common board, the outer shape of this matrix or groups preferably corresponding approximately to the photograph to be projected. Since the light guides 3 in the light guide unit 2 are likewise arranged directly above one another (and generally also next to each other) in order to produce a homogeneous light image for a given size of the individual light sources 1, the walls 9 are between the individual ones Light guides inevitably very thin. The light-outcoupling surfaces 4 are formed therein in detail by radiating-side end portions 5a, 5b, 5c, etc. passing through the radiating-side end from the wall 9 delimiting the light guide 3 (for example, the wall portions 6 ', 6 ", and 7, see Fig. 2). are formed.
    4 shows by way of example a photograph, which can be obtained by any embodiment of the light guide unit 2 according to the invention. It can be seen around a horizontal axis H and a vertical axis V arranged matrix fields, wherein those areas within the fields of a bright illumination correspond, and those areas between the fields corresponding to darker areas in the photograph represent. The panels are arranged in three rows with the panels of the top two rows horizontally spaced apart by a darker panel of extension a '. In the lower row, the effect achieved by the lighting unit according to the invention is clearly recognizable: juxtaposed fields touch or overlap one another along an extension a ", which means that unwanted inhomogeneities are avoided in these areas.
    FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of a second embodiment of a light guide unit 2 according to the invention. Compared to the first embodiment, the light guides 3 therein are not designed as reflectors, but as light guides, which, as described above, can be made of plastic, glass or any other suitable material for light transmission. The light guides are designed as a solid body, which means that the light guide consists of a single, continuous optical medium and the light conduction takes place within this medium. They are, similar to the first embodiment, executed in three rows arranged one above the other. The light guides 3 and the light guides extend on the emission side to a common end plate 14, which is delimited on the emission side by the light extraction plane 10 (see FIGS. 7 and 8).
    FIG. 6 shows a vertical section of the second embodiment according to FIG. 5. The emission-side surface of the end plate 14 is curved (corresponding to a field curvature), with the focal plane E coming to lie within the end plate 14. This is 10/22 -10- PI2745 a light guide unit 2 shown with light guides 3 of optical fibers, the radiation side to a common face plate 14 run together and end face in a first Lichtaus coupling plane 10. In this case, the light extraction plane 10 is made up of the individual light outcoupling surfaces 4 assigned to the light guides within the respective row and arranged directly next to one another (see FIGS. 7 and 8, but in their extension substantially analogously to FIG. 1). Homogenization is achieved in accordance with the invention in that in each case at least two mutually adjacent light guides 3 in a contact region 12 contact one another along an extension b and b '(see FIGS. 7 and 8), the respective extensions b and b', as measured with respect to the focal plane E, differing from one another Thus, Fig. 6 can be seen that the optical fibers are arranged in three rows, wherein those optical fibers, which are arranged in the upper row next to each other, already contact each other in front of the face plate 14, whereby the light mixing occurs earlier than in the rows arranged below The light sources 1 (not shown in Fig. 6) emit In this case, light passes via a light entry surface 13 into the light guide.
    Fig. 7 and Fig. 8 show sectional views of the upper and the middle row of the light guide according to Fig. 6. Thus, in Fig. 7 is a section through the middle row of the optical fibers shown, wherein the optical fibers along the extension b, measured in Concerning the focal plane E, contact. FIG. 7 further shows exemplary beam paths emanating from the light entry surfaces 13, two exemplary beams including a first angle α before their exit from the end face. FIG. 8 shows a section through the upper row of the light guides according to FIG. 6. It can clearly be seen that the contact area between the light guides has a greater extension b 'than that which can be seen in FIG. 7 (b). The guided in the light guides light rays can therefore mix earlier, which is a widening of the light passing through the end face or the light extraction plane 10 light beams. The angle σ 'included by the exemplary light rays shown in FIG. 8 is therefore greater than the angle a, the light rays traveling along the extent a (shown in FIG. can overlap along the focal plane E. Thus, a horizontal, local homogenization of the radiation of the upper row of light guides is realized (and thus also, as shown in Fig. 4, a more homogeneous light image can be created). 11/22 -11- P12745
    FIG. 9 shows a third embodiment of a light guide unit 2 according to the invention. The light guides 3 and the light guides in turn extend on the emission side to a common end plate 14, which is delimited on the emission side by the light extraction planes 10 and 11. The emission side surface of the end plate 14 is curved (corresponding to a field curvature). The face plate 14 has the thickness z. In contrast to the second embodiment, there are two light extraction planes, namely a first and a second light extraction plane 10 and 11, which are offset from each other with respect to the focal plane E by the length c. The first light extraction plane 10 lies in the focal plane E. Both Lichtauskopplungsebenen 10 and 11 are composed of the individual, the light guides within the respective row and immediately adjacent juxtaposed Lichtauskoppelflächen 4 together, each Lichtauskoppelfläche 4 either the first or the second Lichtauskopplungsebene 10th or 11 is associated. All the Lichtauskopplungsebene 11 associated Lichtauskoppelflächen 4 have the same spacing to the focal plane E. In an alternative embodiment, an arbitrary plurality of light extraction planes can be provided, depending on which regions in the light image are to be made more homogeneous.
    It should be noted at this juncture that in this application, the phrase "the objects A and B are offset from each other (or from each other) by a predetermined length (or distance) with respect to the focal plane E" means that the Normal distances of the objects A and B to the focal plane E differ from each other by the predetermined length (or distance).
    Also mixed variants of the three embodiments mentioned are possible. Thus, for example, the second embodiment can be combined with the third embodiment in a particularly simple manner, since light guides are used in both variants. It can also be provided that individual light outcoupling surfaces 4 associated extensions b, or the lengths a and c deviate from those of adjacent light outcoupling surfaces 4, or that they also vary locally within individual Lichtauskoppelflächen 4.
    Furthermore, a light-scattering optics can additionally be provided directly on the light outcoupling surfaces 4 of an arbitrary embodiment, which effects a horizontal scattering of the light beams (for example, a cylinder optics which scatters exclusively in the horizontal 12/22 -12 P12745 direction) and thus additionally supports the light homogenization , This is easy to realize, especially in the case of embodiments based on optical fibers. 13/22 P12745
    LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 1 light source 2 light guide unit 3 light guide 4 light output surface 5 radiation side end portion 6 'and 6 " vertical wall sections 7 horizontal wall section 8 reflector walls 9 wall 10 first light extraction plane 11 second light extraction plane 12 contact region 13 light entry surface 14 end plate 100 section line 101 section line a length a 'extension a " Extension b extension V extension c length E focal plane F focal point H horizontal axis V vertical axis X optical axis z thickness of face plate α first angle cT second angle (not part of application) 14/22
    权利要求:
    Claims (15)
    [1]
    P12745 Claims 1. Lighting unit for a headlight, in particular a motor vehicle headlight, consisting of a plurality of light sources (1), a light guide unit (2) with a plurality of light guides (3) and a downstream projection lens with a focal plane (E), each light guide (3) each having a light output surface (4), characterized in that a. ) the light output surface (4) of at least two adjacent light guides (3) with respect to the focal plane (E) are offset from one another, and / or b. ) contact at least in each case two mutually adjacent light guides (3) in a contact region (12) each other along an extension (b and b '), wherein the respective extensions (b and b'), measured with respect to the focal plane (E), from each other differ.
    [2]
    2. Light unit according to claim 1, characterized in that the Lichtauskoppelflä chen (4) at least two at least partially superposed light guides (3) with respect to the focal plane (E) are offset from one another.
    [3]
    3. Lighting unit according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the light guides (3) are arranged in at least two superimposed rows.
    [4]
    4. Lighting unit according to claim 3, characterized in that all Lichtauskoppel-surfaces (4a) of a row opposite the light output surfaces (4b) of a row arranged below are offset with respect to the focal plane (E).
    [5]
    5. Lighting unit according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the light guides (3) are arranged in exactly three rows arranged one above the other.
    [6]
    6. Lighting unit according to one of claims 5, characterized in that the light outcoupling surfaces (4) of the top row of the light guides (3) are offset by a predetermined distance with respect to the focal plane (E) against a main emission direction. 15/22 -14- P12745
    [7]
    7. Light unit according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that each Lichtauskoppelfläche (4) by a flat, radiating end portion (5) of the associated light guide (3) is formed by the emission side of a light guide (3) bounding wall (9) is formed.
    [8]
    8. Lighting unit according to claim 7, characterized in that each wall consists of two substantially vertical wall sections (6 ', 6 ") and two substantially horizontal wall sections (7), which form a rectangle in cross section.
    [9]
    9. Lighting unit according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that superimposed light guides (3) adjoin one another and have a common horizontal wall section (7).
    [10]
    10. Lighting unit according to one of claims 7 to 9, characterized in that the vertical wall sections (6 ', 6 ") at least one light guide (3) with respect to at least one horizontal wall section (7) of the at least one light guide (3) in a stepwise order a length a are offset.
    [11]
    11. Lighting unit according to one of claims 7 to 10, characterized in that the vertical wall sections (6 ', 6 ") at least one light guide (3) with respect to exactly one horizontal wall section (7) exactly one light guide (3) in a stepwise manner around a Length a are offset.
    [12]
    12. Lighting unit according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the light output surfaces (4) are part of at least one Lichtauskopplungsebene (10), wherein individual Lichtauskoppelflächen (4) adjacent to each other.
    [13]
    13. Lighting unit according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the light outcoupling surfaces (4) are part of a first and at least one second Lichtauskopplungsebene (10 and 11), wherein individual Lichtauskoppelflächen (4) adjacent to each other, wherein the first and the second Lichtauskopplungsebene (10 and 11) to each other with respect to the focal plane (E) are offset. 16/22 -15- P12745
    [14]
    14. Lighting unit according to claim 14, characterized in that the first Lichtauskopp-treatment plane (10) and exactly a second Lichtauskopplungsebene (11) to each other with respect to the focal plane (E) are offset by the second Lichtauskopplungsebene (11) with respect to the Focal plane (E) is offset against a main emission direction by the length c.
    [15]
    15. Lighting unit according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a light-scattering, preferably exclusively horizontally scattering Opük is provided directly to the light output surfaces 4. 17/22
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