Abstract:
A light module for providing light includes a plurality of excitation radiation sources, wherein each source is designed to emit an excitation radiation beam at least at times, at least one phosphor designed to convert the excitation radiation impinging on it into conversion light, a phosphor device, which includes the phosphor, and which is designed to re-emit excitation radiation beams impinging on it and at least at times as conversion light beams or unconverted excitation radiation beams, a deflection device having at least one deflection optical unit, which deflection device is designed to direct at least some of the excitation radiation beams coming from the respective excitation radiation sources at times onto different regions of the surface of the phosphor device, and an output, at which at least one of the conversion light beams coming from the different regions of the phosphor device or the unconverted excitation radiation beams can be provided.
Abstract:
Various embodiments relates to a DLP (digital light processing) projector for projecting at least one image on a projection surface. A discharge lamp is driven by a current waveform having at least one first region, to which a first frequency is assigned, and a second region, to which a second frequency is assigned, wherein the first region is established by a first commutation and a following second commutation, wherein the second region is established by the region between the second commutation and a following first commutation, wherein further commutations can occur within the second region, wherein a modulation factor is defined by the ratio of second frequency to first frequency, wherein the modulation factor is at least 3. A method for projecting at least one image is also disclosed.
Abstract:
An illumination device includes a primary light unit for the emission of primary light, a phosphor element for the conversion of an excitation light part of the primary light and as a result the emission of conversion light, and a coupling element, to supply the excitation light part of the primary light to the phosphor element. The element has a first conversion region, which is configured to emit a first conversion light, and a second conversion region, which is configured to emit a second conversion light, which differs in its spectral properties from the first conversion light. The primary light unit, the element, and the coupling element are arranged such that in operation, the excitation light part is supplied to the phosphor element via the coupling element, wherein simultaneously a useful light part of the primary light is also supplied, guided via the coupling element, conversion-free to an illumination application.
Abstract:
Various embodiments relates to a DLP (digital light processing) projector for projecting at least one image on a projection surface. A discharge lamp is driven by a current waveform having at least one first region, to which a first frequency is assigned, and a second region, to which a second frequency is assigned, wherein the first region is established by a first commutation and a following second commutation, wherein the second region is established by the region between the second commutation and a following first commutation, wherein further commutations can occur within the second region, wherein a modulation factor is defined by the ratio of second frequency to first frequency, wherein the modulation factor is at least 3. A method for projecting at least one image is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A light module for providing light includes an excitation radiation source which is adapted to emit excitation radiation, at least one first phosphor which is adapted to at least partially convert the incident excitation radiation into conversion light and to generate with this conversion light a first light path, and a phosphor apparatus having a segmentation which has at least two different types of segments, with the segments of the first type comprising the first phosphor. The light module is designed for a periodic movement between an excitation beam that is coming from the excitation radiation source and is incident on the phosphor apparatus and the segmentation, in which there is at least one phase per period in which more than two segments are at least partially irradiated simultaneously by the excitation radiation.
Abstract:
A light module for providing light includes an excitation radiation source which is adapted to emit excitation radiation, at least one first phosphor which is adapted to at least partially convert the incident excitation radiation into conversion light and to generate with this conversion light a first light path, and a phosphor apparatus having a segmentation which has at least two different types of segments, with the segments of the first type comprising the first phosphor. The light module is designed for a periodic movement between an excitation beam that is coming from the excitation radiation source and is incident on the phosphor apparatus and the segmentation, in which there is at least one phase per period in which more than two segments are at least partially irradiated simultaneously by the excitation radiation.
Abstract:
An illumination device includes a primary light unit for the emission of primary light, a phosphor element for the conversion of an excitation light part of the primary light and as a result the emission of conversion light, and a coupling element, to supply the excitation light part of the primary light to the phosphor element. The element has a first conversion region, which is configured to emit a first conversion light, and a second conversion region, which is configured to emit a second conversion light, which differs in its spectral properties from the first conversion light. The primary light unit, the element, and the coupling element are arranged such that in operation, the excitation light part is supplied to the phosphor element via the coupling element, wherein simultaneously a useful light part of the primary light is also supplied, guided via the coupling element, conversion-free to an illumination application.