13 results about "Available light" patented technology

The invention provides a heat collection-heat storage system design matching and dynamic regulation and control method based on a heat flow-optical flow matching strategy. The method comprises the following steps that S1, a multi-temporal-spatial-scale solar fluctuation rule database of a solar heat storage system construction area is constructed; s2, the scale of a solar heat collection-storage system and the power of electric heating equipment are calculated, and the solar heat collection-storage system is designed and built based on the scale and the equipment probability; s3, the actual heat flow requirement of the heat storage system is calculated based on the target working temperature of the solar heat collection-heat storage system and the planned total heat storage amount in the operation period; s4, on the basis of the solar fluctuation rule database and the heat collection system, the currently available optical flow is determined; and S5, according to the actual heat flow requirement and the currently available light flow, the heat collection strategy of the heat collection system and the external heat compensation strategy are adopted. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages of keeping the balance of energy supply and demand in the reactor, effectively preventing the problem of underheated or overheated sintering and the like.

A light signal device to indicate the reception of an electrical signal at an input and output. The invention relates to the implementation of a light signal that indicates to the user whether their connections are correct and whether their problem of not receiving an electrical signal stems from incorrect wiring, incorrect configuration, or faulty equipment. To address the problem of poor signal path indication in patch panels, this device consists of light devices mounted on a screw-on chassis, allowing for replacement with commercially available light devices, an electrical signal receiver, and all connected to an electronic board that controls the switching of the light devices on and off and captures and interprets the information from the electrical signal receivers.This device is particularly intended for integration into patch panels for audiovisual production.

The invention discloses a semitransparent SiC wafer defect detection system and method based on multi-light-source cooperation, and relates to the technical field of product defect analysis. Light sources are divided into a template light source and a non-template light source, SiC wafer features detected by the light sources are called, a template light source database is established, the limiting conditions of the template light sources for available light sources are analyzed based on the template light source database, and the defect detection result of the semitransparent SiC wafer is obtained. The method comprises the following steps: establishing a limiting characteristic range database according to a limiting condition, when receiving a defect detection task for a current batch of SiC chips, judging a matching relationship between a template light source and the current batch of SiC chips, obtaining a to-be-selected light source of the current batch of SiC chips according to the matching relationship, selecting a detection light source by considering a historical defect misjudgment rate, and when the to-be-selected light source of the current batch of SiC chips does not exist, selecting the detection light source according to the historical defect misjudgment rate. According to the method, the optimal light source is dynamically selected based on the actual detection effect, and a reliable basis is provided for subsequent quality control and processing.

A photovoltaic generation assembly is disclosed, comprising a plurality of vertically oriented solar tubes, each aligned with a corresponding Fresnel lens mounted on a movable Fresnel lens holder. The system includes a height adjustment assembly that controls the vertical position of the Fresnel lenses to optimize light focus based on solar movement. The adjustment mechanism may include a stepper motor driving a gear-based shaft assembly, or alternatively, a solenoid-based system that magnetically elevates or lowers the lens holder. Each solar tube incorporates a down-conversion assembly to shift high-energy photons, an up-conversion assembly to convert low-energy infrared photons into usable light, and a reflective base for photon recycling. An optional thermoelectric layer recovers heat energy. The arrangement increases photon absorption via internal reflections, improving solar conversion efficiency and enabling multiband energy harvesting from a compact, modular solar architecture.

The utility model discloses audio equipment based on visible light communication, and belongs to the technical field of available optical communication. The equipment comprises shells, a transmitting module and a receiving module, the number of the shells is two, the transmitting module and the receiving module are arranged in the two shells respectively, a lampshade is arranged between the two shells, the transmitting module comprises an LED lamp, an input port and an input circuit board, the input circuit board is fixedly connected to the shells, and the LED lamp is connected with the input port. The receiving module comprises a photodiode, an output circuit board and a loudspeaker, and the two shells are detachably connected with the lampshade through two sets of connecting mechanisms respectively. Audio signals can be converted into optical signals to be transmitted, then the optical signals are received through the photodiode and converted into electric signals, and then the electric signals are input into the loudspeaker to be played; and meanwhile, when the light signal enters the lampshade, the lampshade can emit light to achieve a lighting function, so that the audio equipment can be used as lighting equipment at the same time, and visible light can be better utilized.

A system may include a first emitter that includes a first mixed halide perovskite film that includes a first type mixed halide perovskite material that possesses a first usable photoemission wavelength range. The system may include a first excitation device that is positioned adjacent to the mixed halide perovskite film based on an excitation mode of the first excitation device. The first excitation device is configured to tune, based on a first instruction, the first mixed halide perovskite film to emit a first photoemission peak within the first usable photoemission wavelength range, and tune, based on a second instruction, the first mixed halide perovskite film to emit a second photoemission peak within the first usable photoemission wavelength range. The second photoemission peak has at least one of a different width or center within the first usable photoemission wavelength range than the first photoemission peak.

The invention discloses a method and a device for calibrating a camera by observing a far target. The method comprises the following steps: S1, determining a principal point coordinate of the camera according to a characteristic that an image of a line segment coinciding with an optical axis on the camera is a principal point; s2, in combination with celestial body observation, acquiring real field angles of at least two remote targets relative to the optical center of the camera; s3, solving the focal length of the camera based on the principal point coordinates and the real field angle; and S4, gradually expanding from a distortion known region in the center of the pixel plane, and solving the full-pixel plane distortion characteristic of the camera. The required equipment is simple, and the cost is low; wherein the far target can be simulated by an optical method, so that the target identification degree is improved and the calibration field is reduced. The calibration process is carried out step by step, large-scale parameter optimization and falling into local minimum are avoided, and the reliability of the calibration result is improved.

A system may include a first emitter that includes a first mixed halide perovskite film that includes a first type mixed halide perovskite material that possesses a first usable photoemission wavelength range. The system may include a first excitation device that is positioned adjacent to the mixed halide perovskite film based on an excitation mode of the first excitation device. The first excitation device is configured to tune, based on a first instruction, the first mixed halide perovskite film to emit a first photoemission peak within the first usable photoemission wavelength range, and tune, based on a second instruction, the first mixed halide perovskite film to emit a second photoemission peak within the first usable photoemission wavelength range. The second photoemission peak has at least one of a different width or center within the first usable photoemission wavelength range than the first photoemission peak.

The embodiment of the invention discloses a LiFi non-inductive switching method and system based on a WiFi protocol stack, and the method comprises the steps: receiving a downlink optical signal broadcasted by a plurality of LiFi light sources, carrying out the conversion and demodulation, extracting a serial number and signal intensity, carrying out the analysis, building an available light source list, and when the signal intensity of the currently connected LiFi light source is detected to be lower than a preset threshold value, carrying out the switching of the LiFi light source. And selecting the LiFi light source with the maximum signal intensity from the available light source list as a target light source, packaging an association request comprising the MAC address of the terminal and the serial number of the target light source through a WiFi protocol stack, modulating the association request into an uplink light signal, and sending the uplink light signal to the target light source. Automatic non-inductive switching of the terminal among the multiple LiFi light sources is achieved through the WiFi protocol stack, and the problems that in the prior art, switching delay is large, the system development cost is high, and compatibility with existing wireless communication equipment is poor are solved.

The present application provides a solar cell unit, which comprises a solar cell body and a light-transmitting anti-radiation layer arranged on the outer surface of the solar cell body. The light-transmitting anti-radiation layer can prevent radiation waves with a wavelength less than ultraviolet light from entering the solar cell body through the light-transmitting anti-radiation layer and output the energy of the radiation waves in the form of ultraviolet light, infrared light and visible light, thereby prolonging the service life of the solar cell, providing more available light for the solar cell and improving the energy output of the solar cell. The present application also provides a solar cell comprising a plurality of the solar cell units and a method for manufacturing the solar cell.

The invention relates to the field of projection systems, and discloses an LCOS projection system which is composed of an illumination assembly with a light source, a polarization assembly used for transmitting P polarized light and reflecting S polarized light, and a reflector used for reflecting light back to the polarization assembly, which are sequentially arranged along the direction of an optical axis, the LCOS chip is used for enabling available light to carry image information and modulating P polarized light into S polarized light, and the projection objective lens is arranged on the light outlet side of the polarization assembly. Wherein the projection objective lens comprises a first lens made of a glass material, a second lens made of a plastic material, a third lens made of a plastic material and a fourth lens made of a plastic material which are sequentially arranged from a light emitting side to a light incident side; a fifth lens made of a plastic material is selectively arranged on the light incident side of the fourth lens; the reflecting mirror is a concave mirror, and the reflecting mirror is used for reflecting out light in a parallel mode.

A light source module (2) for EUV light has one or more pump light sources (27) to produce pump light (26), an EUV collector mirror(22), an obscuration structure (30) for shielding the EUV optics from the pump light (26), and a mounting rod (31) for mounting the obscuration structure (30) between the primary focus (PF) and the intermediate focus (IF). The EUV collector mirror (22) has a reflection surface (23) having a primary focus (PF) and an intermediate focus (IF) for reflecting usable EUV light, which impinges on the reflection surface (23) from a source region (24) around the primary focus (PF), to a subsequent EUV optics beyond the intermediate focus (IF), and an inner aperture (29) for the pump light (26). The obscuration structure (30) is configured not to block any light path originating in the primary focus (PF) and being reflected by the reflection surface (23) towards the intermediate focus (IF).