Additional optics for beam splitters in light guides
A technology for photoconductors and bifurcations, which is applied to semiconductor devices of light-emitting elements, optical fiber light guides, and optical signals. It can solve problems such as uncontrollable light spots and achieve the effects of simple manufacturing, uniformity, and low manufacturing tolerances.
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[0034] figure 1 A schematic, perspective side view of a lighting assembly 1 for a vehicle according to the invention is shown, having in this example two interconnected lighting sticks 2' and 2" (cf. Figure 3a and 3b) The photoconductor 2 and the intermediate element 3 are constructed. In principle, the number of light guides 2 can be selected arbitrarily. Starting from a common end region E which opens into the branch G, the light guide 2 branches off at the branch G into at least two light guide sections 4 ′ and 4 ″, which in the exemplary embodiment shown are connected to each other. Connected in a ring or in a rectangle with rounded corners. The common end region E has a main light propagation direction X, which, for example, can coincide with the direction of the longitudinal axis of the vehicle in the state installed in the vehicle. The light conductor section 4' and 4" have decoupling locations 5 shown in FIG. 3 for decoupling light. The intermediate element 3 is d...
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