Low-glare fluorescent-powder LED light device and imaging device comprising the same

A fluorescent-powder LED light device, comprising:

• a shell having a surrounding wall that defines a front opening and a rear opening at two opposite ends and has an inner surface extending along a central axis passing through the front opening and the rear opening;
• a multi-frequency directional light source including at least one fluorescent-powder LED that includes a substrate chip and a fluorescent powder layer, the substrate chip capable of emitting an exciting light beam with an excitation frequency, the fluorescent powder layer capable of absorbing part of the exciting light beam to release an excited light beam that has a frequency lower than the excitation frequency of the exciting light beam, the multi-frequency directional light source being disposed at the inner surface of the shell such that a light-emitting axis of the fluorescent-powder LED is perpendicular to the inner surface of the shell;
• a high-frequency directional light source including a plurality of high-frequency LEDs each having a light-emitting axis, the high-frequency directional light source being disposed at the inner surface of the shell such that the high-frequency LEDs are arranged in radial symmetry about the central axis, and the light-emitting axis of each high-frequency LED is perpendicular to the inner surface of the shell, each high-frequency LED capable of emitting a central light beam to excite a substance containing phosphorescent or fluorescent materials to emit fluorescence;
• wherein when the high-frequency LEDs are enabled, the central light beams of the high-frequency LEDs do not reach the fluorescent-powder LED;
• and
• at least one electrical control circuit for driving the multi-frequency directional light source and/or the high-frequency directional light source;
• wherein the shell is provided with a shading means for shading the fluorescent-powder LED from the light beams of the high-frequency LEDs when being enabled, the shading means is a liquid crystal element, and the electrical control circuit includes a controller for driving the liquid crystal element to selectively shade the LEDs of the light sources.