Lighting projector
AssigneeEtablissements Pierre Angenieux
InventorAndre A. Masson
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Abstract
A lighting projector, notably for surgical theatres, comprising a central case enclosing light sources, and radial basic elements of tubular configuration provided with optical means for reflecting the light rays received from said sources towards the area to be illuminated, said means comprising notably a first mirror and a second mirror, the latter being disposed on the path of the light rays and capable of returning one portion thereof towards the area to be illuminated while allowing the other fraction to pass towards said first mirror located at the outer end of the element.
Claims3
A lighting projector comprising a star-shaped arrangement of a plurality of basic elements of elongated configuration, rigid with a case disposed in the central portion of said projector and radiating therearound, a plurality of light sources disposed in said central portion, each basic element comprising a first reflecting mirror located adjacent its outer end, opposite said central case and inclined towards the surface to be illuminated, an optical system disposed in the path of the light beam issuing from one of said light sources and directed towards a first reflection mirror disposed at the outer end of the corresponding basic element, said optical system being adapted to form the image of the corresponding light source onto the surface to be illuminated after causing said image to be reflected by said mirror, a second reflecting mirror also disposed in the path of said light beam and capable of returning one portion of the light rays towards the plane to be illuminated while allowing the other fraction of said light rays to pass towards said first reflection mirror located at the end of the element concerned.
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