LED Light Apparatus with Integrated Driver Housing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing LED light devices face challenges in installation and assembly due to the space occupied by driver circuits, making them difficult to install and increasing costs.
Innovation Solution
The LED light apparatus incorporates a central beam module with a beam lens and a peripheral light module surrounded by a light passing ring, supported by a housing that can be made of various materials, allowing for separate control of light sources and incorporating a cap for external power, which simplifies installation and reduces costs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If driver circuits are included in LED light devices, then LED modules can operate normally with proper driving currents, but the devices occupy more space and become more difficult to assemble
Solution Approach 1:
The patent integrates the driver circuit and power supply components directly into the housing structure of the LED light device. The housing serves dual functions as both structural support and integration platform for electrical components, eliminating the need for separate driver circuit assemblies and reducing overall device complexity while maintaining reliable LED operation
2Reliability
If driver circuits are included in LED light devices, then LED modules can operate normally with proper driving currents, but the devices occupy more space
Solution Approach 1:
The driver circuit and power supply components are merged into the housing structure, utilizing the same physical space for multiple functions. This integration reduces the total volume required for the device while ensuring proper driving currents reach the LED modules
Solution Approach 2:
The housing serves multiple functions: structural support, electrical component integration, and power supply housing. This multi-functionality reduces the need for additional dedicated spaces for driver circuits, thereby reducing overall device volume while maintaining operational reliability
3Illumination intensity
If traditional lighting devices are designed for normal home use, then they provide adequate illumination, but installation convenience and safety need to be improved
Solution Approach 1:
The LED light device is designed as a self-contained modular unit with integrated driver circuit and power supply within the housing. This segmentation allows the device to be installed as a complete module, simplifying installation procedures while maintaining adequate illumination performance
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This design enhances installation convenience, reduces assembly complexity, and provides flexible luminance control, improving the overall efficacy and appearance of the LED light apparatus while minimizing costs.
Implementation Method 1
The central beam module has a beam lens for converting a first light to form a light beam. Specifically, the beam lens may condense light from one or more directions to focus into a light beam.
Implementation Method 2
The peripheral light module includes a light guide for distributing the second light from a LED ring to emit from a front side of the light passing ring.
Data Source
AI summary
A LED light apparatus includes a central beam module, a peripheral light module, a support housing and a cap. The central beam module has a beam lens for converting a first light to form a light beam. The peripheral light module has a light passing ring. The light passing ring surrounds the beam lens for converting a second light to form a peripheral light. The peripheral light has a lower intensity strength than the light beam. The support housing fixes the central beam module and the peripheral light module. The cap is fixed to the support housing for plugging in an external socket for getting an external power supply.


