Discharge lamp lighting device, method of driving discharge lamp, and projector

A lighting device and a driving method technology, applied in projection devices, lighting devices, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as abnormal discharge, damage to the closed body, protrusion deformation of the electrode tip, etc., to achieve suppression of imbalance, suppression of deformation, and prevention of consumption Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-08-11
SEIKO EPSON CORP
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Benefits of technology

The present in this patented technology allows for better control over how much electric power goes into an arc tube (a type of light bulb) used during surgery without causing damage due to excessive heating that could cause fires if left unattended. This helps maintain stability while reducing waste by avoiding unnecessary use of more expensive equipment such as high-pressure lamps instead of lower pressure lights. Additionally, the system can adjust the frequency at which certain parts are driven based on factors like temperature, humidity levels, etc., allowing for smoother operation even when there may be different temperatures involved. Overall, these technical improvements improve efficiency and effectiveness in medical procedures involving laser beam machining systems.

Problems solved by technology

The technical problem addressed by this patented technology relates to improving the performance and lifespan of LED lights without reducing their brightness when operated under certain conditions for longer periods compared to traditional methods like filament bulbs.

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[0158] In the above-mentioned embodiment, the case where the duty ratio of the AC drive current I is randomly changed has been described, however, control for randomly changing the frequency of the AC drive current I may be applied. That is, it is also possible that the storage unit 44 stores the frequency of the AC drive current I as a driving parameter for specifying the AC drive current I, and the control unit 40 selects the AC drive current I from the values ​​in the third range with a given probability based on the given time condition. The value of the frequency of the driving current I is used to control the discharge lamp driving unit based on the selected value of the frequency of the AC driving current.

[0159] The control unit 40 may set the third range based on the drive voltage Vd of the discharge lamp detected by the voltage detection unit of the operation detection unit 60 .

[0160] Next, use Figure 7 An example of the procedure for changing the frequency of th

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[0173] Although in the above-mentioned embodiment, the case where the waveform of the AC drive current I is a rectangular wave has been described, it is also possible to control the AC drive current I by changing the duty ratio D of the AC drive current I randomly. The control that the waveform of the current I changes randomly. That is, the storage unit 44 may also store the waveform of the AC drive current I as a driving parameter for specifying the AC drive current I, and the control unit 40 selects the AC drive current I from a plurality of selectable waveform patterns with a given probability based on a given time condition. The waveform of the driving current I controls the discharge lamp driving unit based on the selected waveform of the AC driving current I.

[0174] The control unit 40 may set a plurality of selectable waveform patterns based on the drive voltage Vd of the discharge lamp detected by the voltage detection unit of the operation detection unit 60 .

[0175

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[0182] In the above-mentioned embodiment, an example in which the duty ratio is selected and driven every cycle has been described as the given time condition, but the control unit 40 may be based on the voltage detection unit of the operation detection unit 60 The detected driving voltage Vd of the discharge lamp is used to set the given time condition.

[0183] Below, use Figure 7 An example of the procedure for changing the given time conditions will be described.

[0184] Figure 7 In the shown process, steps S100-S102 are the same as the above-mentioned embodiment.

[0185] Figure 7 In step S104, the driving parameter is selected based on the random number Rn and the driving voltage Vd by using the driving parameter selection mechanism 40-4. In the present embodiment, an example of a time (corresponding to a given time) before changing a driving parameter which is one of the driving parameters will be described.

[0186] Figure 6 (A) and Figure 6 In (B), the tenth

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Abstract

In at least one embodiment of the disclosure, a discharge lamp lighting device includes a discharge lamp driving unit that drives a discharge lamp (90) by supplying an AC driving current (I) to the discharge lamp (90). A memory unit (44) is configured to store driving parameters for the AC driving current (I). A control unit (40) is configured to control the discharge lamp driving unit based on the driving parameters stored in the memory unit (44). The driving parameters comprise a range of holding time values, each holding time value representing a time period in which the AC driving currentis to be continuously maintained at a same polarity. Upon a predetermined time condition, the control unit (40) selects one of the holding time values based on a predetermined probability and controls the discharge lamp driving unit based on the selected holding time value.

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Owner SEIKO EPSON CORP
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