Device for lighting the intraocular cavity
An inner space, human eye technology, used in eye testing equipment, applications, surgical lighting, etc., can solve the problems of low illumination, difficult to control, and high eye radiation exposure
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[0119] Example 1: Current supply for a battery compartment
[0120] A battery slot helps with current supply. The battery slot can be equipped with various functions:
[0121] ○Simple toggle for activating the illuminator
[0122] ○ Switching at various fixed currents, such as:
[0123] ■I=5[mA]
[0124] ■I=10[mA]
[0125] ■I=15[mA]
[0126] ■I=20[mA]
[0127] ■Continuous control or discrete control by microcontroller
[0128] ○Control by remote control
example 2
[0129] Example 2: Power data for suitable LEDs
[0130] LEDs suitable for use in the device according to the invention have the following technical data:
[0131] Luminous color: white
[0132] Color coordinates: x=0.31y=0.31
[0133] Luminous intensity: typical value 98mcd
[0134] Color temperature: typical value 5500K
[0135] Voltage: 2.9 volts typical
[0136] Current: up to 10mA
[0137] Launch angle: 135°
[0138] Working temperature: -40°C to +85°C
[0139] Soldering temperature: 260°C for 5 seconds
[0140] Size: 0.65x0.35x0.2mm
example 3
[0141] Example 3: Construction data for a suitable LED
[0142] Figure 5 Examples of LEDs suitable for use in the device according to the invention are shown. Figure 4 The LED shown in has a flat surface with a polygonal cross-section (in this case an octagonal cross-section) with either split or rounded edges to avoid edge splitting during use on the eye.
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