Electronic illuminating apparatus for simulating real fire

Abstract

The invention discloses an electronic illuminating apparatus for simulating a real fire. The electronic illuminating apparatus comprises a casing, a luminous element, a flame plate, a first magnet, a coil and a PCB (printed circuit board) main board, wherein a casing through hole is arranged at the top part of the casing; the flame plate is movably supported or suspended on the casing; the flame plate comprises an upper plate for simulating the shape of the flame; the upper plate is exposed at the top part of the casing through the casing through hole; the luminous element is tipsily arranged on the lateral wall of the casing; a ray outlet direction of the luminous element inclines and extends upwards and is intersected with the surface of the upper plate through the casing through hole, so the ray of the luminous element is projected on the surface of the upper plate; the first magnet is arranged at the lower end part of the flame plate; a coil is arranged below the first magnet; the first magnet is opposite to the coil; the PCB main board is electrically connected with the luminous element and the coil, and the flame plate shakes under a magnetic action while the ray emitted from the luminous element is projected on the flame plate and looks like a real flame flickering, so the flame simulated by the illuminating apparatus is more real.

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Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an electronic lighting device. Background technique

[0002] In daily life, various electronic lighting devices are widely used in toys, home decoration products, and gifts. For example, people originally regarded candles and kerosene lamps as a kind of lighting fixtures, but with the widespread use of electric light sources, their lighting functions have gradually faded. People's demand for candles and kerosene lamps has also changed from practicality to ornamental or Interesting, so various electronic lighting devices such as electronic flash candles, electronic candles, simulated candles and simulated kerosene lamps have also emerged. The light-emitting part of this type of electronic lighting device attempts to simulate the luminous form of candles or kerosene lamps, simulating its light flickering, flickering and dimming, but compared with real candles or real flames lit by kerosene lamps, the difference is greater and visuall...

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