Light Emitting Diode Modules with Reflective

Optical System that Implements the "Flat Beam"

Lighting Technology
Ashryatov Albert Abbyasovich
Churakova Dinara Kamilevna
National Research Mordovia State University
National Research Mordovia State University
Institute of electronics and lighting engineering
Institute of electronics and lighting engineering
Saransk, Russia
Saransk, Russia
[email protected]
[email protected]

Abstract— The article presents a method for implementing

the "Flat Beam" lighting technology for an LED module made
according to the chip on board technology using several
reflective surfaces.

Keywords— LED (light emitting diode), reflective optical

system, «Flat beam» lighting technology.

I. INTRODUCTION
In the lighting market, lighting emitting diode (LED)
modules of various configurations of the lighting area are
presented. Such design solutions distinguish LED modules Fig. 1. LED modules with different emitting surface areas.
from all other types of lighting LEDs and allow them to
implement various design options for lighting devices. modules, it can be said that their light intensity curve differs
from the standard ones given in GOST R 54350-2015 [2].
LED modules made using chip on board technology can
have different designs depending on the area of the emitting
surface. A relevant issue is the study of the light distribution TABLE I. LED MODULE CHARACTERISTICS
of LED modules with an optical system in the form of a flat LED module sample 1 2 3
reflector surface. Size (mm) 94x50 120x36 140x15
From the point of view of possible versions of the optical Lighting Area (mm) 79x50 112x36 140x10
system in the form of a flat reflective surface for such LEDs, Max Watt (W) 15 10 5
chip on board modules with a developed area of the emitting Voltage (V) 12-14
surface with axial symmetry are of interest. A misoriented Max Current (mA) 1200 900 350
reflector surface mounted relative to each side of the LED
Color temperatire (K) 3000
module makes it possible to obtain various options. By
Luminous efficacy (Lm/W) 100-110
combining several flat reflector surfaces, you can increase
the design options of the optical system. This issue is poorly Average beam angle (deg) 120
understood in modern literature and its implementation Ra >75 >70 >75
against the backdrop of the rapid development of chip on
board LED technology is relevant.

II. MAIN PART

The LED modules are the modules of the Chinese
manufacturer Cooleeon [1] of various sizes, shown in Fig. 1.
The key parameter for choosing these LED modules is a
different emitting surface area, which is determined by a Fig. 2. Light distribution of LED modules.
certain ratio of the length and width of the emitter.
Structurally, the LED module is a multi-element source The orientation of the reflecting surface can be set by its
from a heat-conducting substrate with LED crystals located position relative to the radiating part of the LED module at
at a fixed distance from each other depending on the design different angles with respect to the plane of the radiating part
of the module. The emission spectrum depends on the of the LED module.
composition of the applied phosphor. The whole structure is It is also worth considering the geometric size of the LED
filled with a silicone coating. module, which has a rectangular shape with different aspect
ratios. Therefore, the installation of secondary optics must be
Table 1 presents the technical characteristics of LED carried out for two options for the orientation of the LED
modules. module - horizontal and vertical.
Fig. 2. shows the lighting options with these modules on To increase the possible variations of the light intensity
which the light intensity curve of each of the samples is curves for the LED module, you can use a different number
clearly visible. By the nature of the light distribution of LED of reflective surfaces: one, two or three.

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 The optical system can be represented by the following
options:
TABLE II. MEASUREMENT RESULTS
- secondary optics in the form of one reflective surface,
mounted perpendicular to the plane of the emitting part of LED module Average Total Imax,
beam angle, flux, lm cd
the LED module from above; deg
- secondary optics in the form of one reflective surface LED module 1 116,5 1326,7 448,7
mounted at an angle to the plane of the emitting part of the LED module 1 and secondary
LED module from above. optics mounted perpendicular 85,0 1265,8 754,8
to the plane
. LED module 1 and secondary
optics mounted at an angle to 92,1 1219,0 688,7
All of these options are presented in Fig. 3.
the plane
LED module 2 117,6 407,5 135,7
LED module 2 and secondary
optics mounted perpendicular 70,5 376,9 249,3
to the plane
LED module 2 and secondary
optics mounted at an angle to 80,4 368,4 244,2
the plane
LED module 3 115,8 1616,7 552,0
Fig. 3. Mounting options for the optical system. LED module 3 and secondary
optics mounted perpendicular 91,7 1562,1 798,8
Figure 4 shows the results of photometry of LED panels. to the plane
LED module 3 and secondary
optics mounted at an angle to 100,6 1395,5 644,8
The luminous intensity curves dynamically change the plane
depending on how the reflective surface is mounted. The
greater the angle of inclination in relation to the LED
module, the more elongated the luminous intensity curve III. CONCLUSIONS
becomes. Thus, the Flat Beam lighting technology can be
implemented using an optical system, which is a
combination of several reflective surfaces for LED modules
with a developed area of the emitting surface.
This method of implementing an optical system allows
you to change the light intensity curve of the LED module,
making it concentrated and narrowly focused.
This work was supported by the Russian Foundation for
Basic Research. The grant 18-48-130009\19

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