LED light-emitting device used for replacing halogen bulb

Abstract

The invention discloses an LED light-emitting device used for replacing a halogen bulb. The device comprises a base, a light-emitting structure, a light-pervious cover and a reflecting film, wherein the light-emitting structure comprises an LED light source, a focusing layer, a light guide post and a diffusion layer in the sequence from bottom to top; the LED light source is fixed to the base, andthe focusing layer and the LED light source are oppositely fixed on the base; the light guide post is arranged above the focusing layer, so that light rays emitted by the LED light source irradiate in the light guide post; the light guide post is frustum-shaped, the light guide post realizes total reflection on the shot light rays; the diffusion layer covers the top end of the light guide post; the diffusion layer enables the light rays after total reflection to diffuse in the Lambertian distribution manner; and the light-emitting structure is covered by the light-pervious cover, the reflecting film is plated to the light-pervious cover, and the reflecting film is above the light-emitting structure and coaxial with the light-emitting structure. For the device, the LED light source adopting unidirectional illumination realizes the illumination range approximately according with Lambertian distribution, and the light shape is consistent with the light-emitting shape of the halogen bulb.Meanwhile, the integral cost, service life and illuminating brightness accord with the relevant requirements.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the lighting field, in particular to an LED lighting device used to replace a halogen bulb. Background technique [0002] Light-emitting diode (LED) is a commonly used light-emitting device that can efficiently convert electrical energy into light energy. Light-emitting diodes have a wide range of applications in modern society, such as lighting, flat panel displays, and medical devices. [0003] As for automotive headlights in the field of automotive lighting, low-cost halogen lamps were commonly used in the past, but halogen lamps have high energy consumption and short life, which no longer meet the current social standards. And on September 1, 2018, the European Union began to completely ban halogen bulbs, covering all non-directional low-efficiency halogen bulbs, and are no longer allowed to circulate in the UK or other regions of the EU. This means that the cars produced in EU countries bought now and in the future will a...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, there are two ways to replace LED headlights: 1. Replace the entire headlight together with the lampshade, but the cost of this solution is too high, especially for old cars, which increases the financial pressure of consumers; 2. Replace the lamp beads, but due to the halogen lamp The light shape difference with LED lights (such as figure 1 shown), LED lights ( figure 1 Left) B

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