Illumination device for vehicles
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Jena GmbH
InventorDaniel Thomae
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Abstract
A hologram for an illumination device for vehicles and a corresponding illumination device are provided. The hologram has a plurality of holographic structures designed for a respectively associated wavelength, wherein the holographic structures have diffraction properties that are identical among one another.
Claims21
A hologram for an illumination device for vehicles, comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, wherein a thickness of an active layer of the hologram is greater than 50 μm.
A hologram for an illumination device for vehicles, comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, wherein values of full width at half maximum for diffraction efficiencies associated with the wavelengths overlap at least for some of the wavelengths.
A hologram for an illumination device for vehicles, comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, wherein at least three of the reconstruction wavelengths lie in a wavelength interval of 50 nm.
An illumination device for motor vehicles, comprising:
- a light source arrangement for generating an illumination light beam, and
- a hologram comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, claim, and
- an optical arrangement for directing the illumination light beam onto the hologram, wherein the associated wavelengths are distributed over a spectral range which is greater than a full width at half maximum of a spectrum of the light source arrangement-.
An illumination device for motor vehicles, comprising:
- a light source arrangement for generating an illumination light beam, and
- a hologram comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, claim, and
- an optical arrangement for directing the illumination light beam onto the hologram, wherein values of full width at half maximum for diffraction efficiencies associated with the wavelengths overlap at least for some of the wavelengths.
An illumination device for motor vehicles, comprising:
- a light source arrangement for generating an illumination light beam, and
- a hologram comprising a plurality of superimposed holographic structures, wherein each of the plurality of holographic structures for a respectively associated reconstruction wavelength has identical diffraction directions for the reconstruction of an extensive holographic object, wherein the associated reconstruction wavelengths are different, claim, and
- an optical arrangement for directing the illumination light beam onto the hologram wherein at least three of the reconstruction wavelengths lie in a wavelength interval of 50 nm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.