Abstract:
A lighting device for emitting illumination light includes an LED configured to emit light emitting diode radiation, a laser configured to emit laser radiation, and a phosphor element configured to at least partly convert the LED radiation and the laser radiation into a conversion light which at least proportionally forms the illumination light. The LED, the laser and the phosphor element are arranged relative to one another in such a way that during the operation of the lighting device on an incidence surface of the phosphor element in each case in the time integral the LED irradiates an LED irradiation surface with the light emitting diode radiation and the laser irradiates a laser irradiation surface with the laser radiation. The laser irradiation surface and the LED irradiation surface are free of overlap.
Abstract:
An illumination device for variable illumination in different spatial directions is provided. The illumination device includes a pump radiation unit, which has a pump radiation source for emitting pump radiation, a luminescent element for at least partial conversion of the pump radiation into illumination light, which is emitted in response to excitation with the pump radiation on an illumination light emission surface of the luminescent element, and optics which are assigned to the luminescent element and respectively direct illumination light ray bundles, which come from different positions of the illumination light emission surface and strike the optics on a luminescent material side, into a different spatial direction of the propagation on an illumination side opposite to the luminescent material side, The pump radiation unit is configured to respectively emit a pump ray bundle adjustably in different spatial directions, which pump ray bundles are coupled in on the illumination side.
Abstract:
Various implementations disclosed herein include a distance measuring unit for measuring, on the basis of a time-of-flight signal, a distance to an object situated in a detection field. The distance measuring unit includes an emitter unit for emitting pulses in the form of electromagnetic radiation, and a receiver unit comprising a sensor area for receiving the electromagnetic radiation in the form of echo pulses, and a mirror unit disposed upstream of the sensor area, wherein a detection field of the receiver unit is subdivided into a plurality of receiver solid angle segments, and wherein the plurality of receiver solid angle segments are assigned to the same sensor area in that echo pulses incident on the mirror unit from a respective receiver solid angle segment are reflected onto the sensor area when the mirror unit is in a tilt state associated with the respective receiver solid angle segment.
Abstract:
An illumination device includes a light source, a micromirror array including a plurality of micromirror actuators, an illumination optical unit, and an optical sensor unit having a sensitive sensor surface. The illumination light is guided onto the micromirror actuators and is reflected at the latter and with the reflection in the temporal integral. An on beam is reflected by the micromirror actuators in a respective on tilt position via the illumination optical unit to an illumination application. An off beam is reflected by the micromirror actuators in a respective off tilt position alongside the illumination optical unit. The sensor unit is arranged in the off beam, in order to capture a radiation guided in the off beam at least in the case of a fault. The sensor unit is oriented in such a way that the sensor surface lies obliquely with respect to a main incidence direction of the radiation.
Abstract:
An irradiation apparatus includes a radiation unit for the emission of radiation in the form of a beam, a first microlens arrangement, downstream of the radiation unit, having a multiplicity of convergent microlenses, for dividing the beam into one partial beam per convergent microlens, and a convergent lens, downstream of the microlens arrangement, that overlays the partial beams, in an irradiated area. The microlenses have a first group and a second group. The microlenses in each group are identical, but the microlenses in the first group differ from the microlenses in the second group from their shape, size and/or focal length, so that a first region of the irradiated area, which is irradiated via the microlenses in the first group, differs from a second region of the irradiated area, which is irradiated by the microlenses in the second group, from its shape and/or its size.
Abstract:
Various embodiments relate to an irradiation device including a pump radiation source for emitting pump radiation, a conversion element for converting the pump radiation into conversion radiation of longer wavelength, and a reflection surface, which is reflective to the conversion radiation and on which backscattered conversion radiation emitted at a backscatter emission surface and thus counter to a useful direction is incident and is reflected therefrom back to the conversion element; said reflection surface is concavely curved relative to the conversion element in such a way that at least the backscattered conversion radiation emitted divergently from a surface centroid of the backscatter emission surface is incident on the reflection surface at an angle of incidence of at most 20° in terms of absolute value.
Abstract:
A projection device may include at least one first laser device and one second laser device, which is arranged opposite the first laser device. A prism is arranged between the two laser devices, wherein a polarization-dependent mirror device is arranged in the prism in such a manner that the beam of the first laser device is reflected in a direction that extends opposite the direction in which the beam of the second laser device is reflected. The polarization of the beam of the second laser device is then rotated, and the beam is deflected back to the polarization-dependent mirror device. The beam of the second laser device now passes through the mirror device without reflection due to the change in the polarization of the beam of the second laser device, such that two superposed laser beams of different polarization are available at the output of the projection device.
Abstract:
A lighting device includes at least one excitation radiation source designed to emit excitation radiation; a wavelength conversion arrangement, which is arranged in such a way that excitation radiation can be radiated onto a wavelength conversion element. The wavelength conversion element is designed to convert excitation radiation into conversion light. An unavoidable non-converted part of the excitation radiation is reflected by the wavelength conversion element. The device further includes a unit for collimating the excitation radiation to form at least one collimated excitation beam; a unit for directing the at least one collimated excitation beam onto the at least one wavelength conversion element; a unit, which is arranged between collimation optical unit and converging optical unit and has at least one region for reflecting that part of the at least one excitation beam which is not converted, but rather is reflected by the at least one wavelength conversion element.
Abstract:
Various implementations disclosed herein include a distance measuring unit for measuring, on the basis of a time-of-flight signal, a distance to an object situated in a detection field. The distance measuring unit includes an emitter unit for emitting pulses in the form of electromagnetic radiation, and a receiver unit comprising a sensor area for receiving the electromagnetic radiation in the form of echo pulses, and a mirror unit disposed upstream of the sensor area, wherein a detection field of the receiver unit is subdivided into a plurality of receiver solid angle segments, and wherein the plurality of receiver solid angle segments are assigned to the same sensor area in that echo pulses incident on the mirror unit from a respective receiver solid angle segment are reflected onto the sensor area when the mirror unit is in a tilt state associated with the respective receiver solid angle segment.
Abstract:
According to the present disclosure, an illumination apparatus includes a pump radiation source for emitting pump radiation, a phosphor element for converting the pump radiation into conversion light and a carrier, on which the phosphor element is mounted, which carrier is made of a carrier material which is transparent at least for the pump radiation and has a refractive index ncarrier. The pump radiation passes through the carrier, exits at an exit surface of the carrier and is then incident on a pump radiation input coupling surface of the phosphor element that is arranged at the exit surface. The pump radiation in the carrier is incident on the exit surface of the carrier with a centroid direction, which centroid direction is inclined with respect to a surface normal on the exit surface by an exit angle θout≠0°, and θout