Lighting apparatus
AssigneeOSRAM Beteiligungsverwaltung GmbH
InventorStefan Hadrath
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Abstract
A lighting apparatus may include a light generating device for generating a primary light beam, a phosphor body that can be irradiated by means of the primary light beam and serves for partly converting primary light of the primary light beam into secondary light, and a spectral filter disposed downstream of the phosphor body. The spectral filter may be more highly transmissive to the secondary light than to the primary light where the spectral filter is arranged along a beam axis of the primary light beam incident on the phosphor body. The lighting apparatus may be used in LARP arrangement for vehicle lighting, general lighting, exterior lighting, stage lighting, effect lighting, etc.
Claims13
An illumination apparatus, comprising
- a light generation device for generating a primary light beam,
- a phosphor body configured to be irradiated using the primary light beam, for partially converting primary light of the primary light beam into secondary light, and
- a spectral filter connected downstream from the phosphor body and configured to be more strongly transmissive for the secondary light than for the primary light,
- wherein the spectral filter is arranged along a beam axis of the primary light beam that is incident on the phosphor body, and the spectral filter (2) covers the entire primary-light-dominated region of a light emission pattern of the phosphor body (105);
- and further comprising
- a light sensor (4) arranged such that primary light (P) incident on the spectral filter (2) is able to be reflected into the light sensor (4);
- and wherein
- the spectral filter (2) is applied on a side (6) of the transmitted-light element (107) that faces away from the phosphor body (105);
- the primary light (P) is able to be reflected by the spectral filter (2) through the transmitted-light element (107) to a side (3) that faces the phosphor body (105);
- and
- the side (3) that faces the phosphor body (105) in the region of the reflected primary light (P) takes the form of a TIR-free region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.