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    • 专利摘要:
    "led-based dental examination lamp". disclosed here is an improved operative dental lamp having a led light source that directs light into a reflector that, in turn, reflects light to illuminate a treatment area. in one embodiment, the lamp is adapted for efficient transfer of heat from the light source and to the environment. in another embodiment, the lamp is adapted to generate a predetermined pattern of optimal light for the treatment area. in other embodiments, the lamp includes structural features that allow the lamp to maintain the optimum light intensity and / or temperature. moreover, revealed here are unique reflective embodiments that intentionally provide a generally smooth, facetless surface that reflects light at all visible and infrared wavelengths.
    公开号:BR112012018630B1
    申请号:R112012018630-2
    申请日:2011-01-26
    公开日:2020-05-26
    发明作者:Joe Bria；Thomas H. Lockamy；Robert St. Louis；John Helgesen；Nabil Dahgher；Ted Von Badinski；Tom Benfield；Austin Unsworth；Nathan Hemmer
    申请人:Dental Equipment, Llc D/B/A Pelton & Crane；
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    专利说明:

    OPERATING LAMP USED TO LIGHTEN A TREATMENT AREA
    RELATED U.S. ORDER DATA
    This order claims priority for US Serial No. 12 / 693,904 filed on January 26, 2010, which is in part a continuation of Order No. 12 / 287,481, filed on October 8, 2008, released as Publication No. US 2009/0091913, which is partly a continuation of Order No. 11 / 867,876, filed on October 5, 2007, released as Publication No. US 2008/0025013 A1 on January 31, 2008. Priority for these orders is claimed under 35 USC 120 and the disclosures thereof are incorporated into this document by reference in its entirety.
    TECHNICAL FIELD
    This invention relates to an operative lamp to illuminate a treatment area, and more particularly to a lamp that includes technological features that makes them uniquely well suited for use by a dentist or dental assistant in a dental surgery office.
    BACKGROUND
    It has been known for a long time that electricity can be used to create visible light. Incandescent light-emitting elements powered by electricity have been used for substantially the same period of time. However, such incandescent lights suffer from an inefficient conversion of electricity to visible light. The inefficient conversion process causes the production of a considerable amount of heat, and emission
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    2/34 of a significant amount of radiation in or near the infrared spectrum. Such an infrared emission inherently casts a heat load on a target along with a beam of light. The heat generated by incandescent lighting can sometimes place an undesirable burden on environmental control systems, such as cooling systems used in homes. Both the inefficient conversion process and the removal of the unwanted heat load from the area close to the light result in an electricity bill correspondingly higher than necessary. In addition, in use in an operative procedure to illuminate an operation site on a patient, infrared emissions may dry the illuminated tissue undesirably, or may produce an impression of discomfort on the patient.
    Alternative light-emitting elements include fluorescent light bulbs. Such fluorescent bulbs advantageously produce a reduced heat load when compared to incandescent bulbs. However, fluorescent bulbs tend to be bulky, and generally produce light of a less desirable color and intensity for many applications. In addition, certain electrical components required in the electrical circuit energizing the fluorescent bulbs, such as ballast, tend to produce an undesirable amount of noise. In use in an operating procedure, it is generally desired to reduce the volume of a lighting fixture, to reduce its intrusion into the operating area, and to promote ease of handling of the lighting fixture.
    Most commercial dental examination lights
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    3/34 currently uses incandescent bulbs as light sources.
    These incandescent dental examination lights have several disadvantages, such as: emission of infrared radiation (IR) that must be removed with filters or so-called “cold mirrors to prevent excessive heating of the patient and user; relatively short bulb life; user's inability to adjust light color temperature and light chromaticity; color temperature becoming lower and light becoming “warmer (that is, changing from white to orange / red), when light intensity is reduced (darkened); and significant production of ultraviolet (UV) and blue light that causes unwanted, uncontrolled curing of dental compounds and adhesives.
    SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
    The inventors thought that it would be desirable to provide a more energy efficient lighting apparatus capable of producing a reduced heat load, and that emitted lighting having a desirable color and intensity that could be adjusted to obtain desirable spectra in a single lamp. In this way, in one embodiment, the invention relates to an operating lamp used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a patient that includes structural features to efficiently transfer heat from a light source to the environment. The lamp is adapted to be mobile mounted in a predetermined position above the treatment area to assist a doctor in treating the patient. The lamp includes a housing having a front facing the treatment area and a rear facing away from the treatment area
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    4/34 treatment. The front part of the housing includes an elongated support element extending through a geometric axis generally central to the housing. An LED light source is mounted on the support element generally on the central geometric axis of the housing to generate and project light back away from the treatment area, with the LED light source having a base facing the area and a lens facing away from the treatment area. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects light in a beam beyond the support element generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area. The housing also includes a heat sink spaced beside the beam of light from the reflector to the treatment area in order not to obstruct the light beam when illuminating the treatment area; and a heat transfer duct extending from adjacent to the LED light source along the support element for the heat sink to conduct heat generated in the LED light source to the heat sink for heat dissipation away from the LED light source.
    In a particular embodiment, the heat transfer conduit is a heat pipe. In another embodiment, the heat transfer duct is formed of a rod of generally solid material having a high heat transfer coefficient. In addition, the heat sink can be positioned at the rear of the housing. In a more specific modality,
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    5/34 the heatsink includes a plurality of channels for directing ambient air flow in addition to the heatsink.
    In another embodiment, the heat transfer duct is a hollow tube for conducting a flow of cooling air in addition to the LED light source to absorb heat generated in the LED light source and direct heated air to the heat sink. , with the heat sink releasing air into the environment. The embodiment may additionally include a fan in fluid communication with the hollow tube to move cooling air through the tube.
    In another embodiment, the support element extends from one side of the housing to the central geometric axis of the housing. In a more specific embodiment, the support element extends from one side of the housing to the other side of the housing, and the LED light source is generally positioned in the center of the support element.
    The inventors also realized that the lighting efficiency of a dental lamp can be increased by controlling the form of light output that is in turn reflected to the patient. According to another embodiment, the invention relates to an operative light used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a patient that includes a light guide strategically placed to direct light according to a predetermined shape and pattern. The lamp is adapted to be mounted mobile in a predetermined position above the treatment area to help a doctor to treat
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    6/34 the patient. The lamp includes a housing having a front facing the treatment area and a rear facing away from the treatment area. The front part of the housing includes an elongated support element extending through a geometric axis generally central to the housing. An LED light source is mounted on the support element generally on the central geometric axis of the housing to generate and project light back away from the treatment area, with the LED light source having a base facing the area and a lens facing away from the treatment area. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects light in a beam beyond the support element generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area. The mode additionally includes a light guide positioned between the LED light source and the reflector to direct the light in a beam from the light source to the reflector having a generally transparent part with a cross sectional size and shape in order to result in the light being reflected by the reflector illuminating the treatment area in a pattern of a predetermined shape and size.
    In a more specific modality, the light guide concerns an optical device with an adjustable iris. In one example, the iris refers to a moving plate or plates defining an opening constituting the generally transparent part of the light guide. In another example, the iris concerns a semiconductor panel with
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    7/34 areas that can selectively be made transparent or opaque.
    Alternatively, the light guide concerns a rod of transparent material. In a specific example, the transparent material can be formed from acrylic or polycarbonate material.
    Also in an additional embodiment, the invention relates to an operative light used to illuminate a treatment area for treating a patient. The lamp includes a support element on which an LED light source is mounted. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects light in a beam beyond the support element generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area. The mode additionally includes a waveguide positioned between the LED light source and the reflector to mix the light of visible wavelength emanating from the LED source to mix the light of different wavelengths in a light beam that is substantially uniform color throughout when the light beam illuminates the treatment area. In addition, or as an alternative to a mixing function, the waveguide also serves to model light emitted by one or more LEDs in a specific light pattern. In a preferred embodiment, the light is emitted in a rectangular pattern.
    In a specific embodiment, the light source includes red, green and blue LED devices that together produce light at a plurality of wavelengths. Alternatively, the light source says
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    8/34 with respect to a single white LED producing light in a plurality of wavelengths.
    In another specific embodiment, the waveguide is a rod of transparent material that has ridges formed along the sides of the waveguide and which generally extends in a direction parallel to the direction of the light beam of the LED light source. for the reflector. Non-limiting examples of transparent materials are acrylic or polycarbonate materials. Alternatively, the light guide can be a holographic diffuser (See, for example, US patents 5,471,327 and 5,926,293).
    Due to the unprecedented use of the inventors of LED lights in dental operating lamps of the reflective type, it was found that the implementation of filters can improve the light output for dental purposes. In an additional embodiment, the invention relates to an operative light used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a patient that incorporates strategically placed filters to eliminate unwanted wavelengths of light before approaching the treatment area. The lamp is adapted to be mobile mounted in a predetermined position above the treatment area to assist a doctor in treating the patient. The lamp includes a housing having a front facing the treatment area and a rear facing away from the treatment area. The front part of the housing includes an elongated support element extending through a geometric axis generally central to the housing. An LED light source is generally mounted on the support element on the axis
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    9/34 central geometry of the housing to generate and project light backwards away from the treatment area, with the LED light source having a base facing the treatment area and a lens facing away from the treatment area. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects light in a beam beyond the support element generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area. As mentioned above, the method additionally includes an optical filter to eliminate unwanted visible wavelengths of light emanating from the lamp and before illuminating the treatment area.
    The optical filter can refer to a protective element in front of the housing, transmitting and filtering the light reflected by the reflector towards the treatment area. The optical filter can include a filter element positioned between the light source and the reflector transmitting and filtering the light generated in the light source and directed to the reflector. In a specific embodiment, the filter element concerns a semiconductor panel with areas that can selectively be opaque to light of a selected visible wavelength. In another specific modality, the filtering element is movably mounted for selective movement between a first position in which it is illuminated by the light from the light source directed towards the reflector and a second position in which it is not illuminated by the light from the light source directed to the reflector.
    The inventors found that dental lights, and
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    10/34 LED type lamps in particular, need to be calibrated rigorously to provide the appropriate and desired light intensity. Once a lamp is installed at a customer site, there is a possibility that, over time, the lamp will deviate from its original calibration. The inventors thus envisioned a lamp that has the capacity for self-calibration throughout the life of the lamp. In this way, in an additional embodiment, the invention relates to an operating light used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a patient that comprises a set of circuits connecting his light source to an electrical power source and a controller associated with the set of circuits to selectively control the level of energy supplied to the LED light source to control the intensity of the light produced by the LED light source. Furthermore, the modality includes an optical sensor illuminated by the light generated by the light source to detect the level of light intensity reaching the sensor at predetermined wavelengths and to generate a signal indicative of such light intensity to be supplied to the controller. . Similar to the other modalities, this type of lamp is adapted to be mounted mobile in a predetermined position above the treatment area to help a doctor to treat the patient, and includes a housing having a front facing the treatment area and a rear facing away from the treatment area. The front part of the housing includes an elongated support element extending through a geometric axis generally central to the housing, and an LED light source is
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    11/34 mounted on the support element generally on the central geometric axis of the housing to generate and project light back away from the treatment area, with the LED light source having a base facing the treatment area and a lens facing away from the treatment area. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects the light in a beam beyond the support element, generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the
    area treatment. In one example, the source in light understands devices of light in Red LEDs, green and blue it's the controller controls The intensity of light produced per each one of
    LED light devices. In one example, the optical sensor detects the intensity of the light produced by the LED light source at each of the red, green and blue wavelengths. In another example, the controller controls the level of energy supplied to the LED light source at least in part in response to the signal generated by the optical sensor. In another example, the light source concerns a white LED light source and the controller controls the intensity of the LED light device.
    The inventors have found that temperature control is an important issue due to the unprecedented modalities shown in this document that use LED light sources in dental operating lights. Since LED lights can become excessively hot, dental care personnel are at risk of severe burning when handling the lights. Furthermore, the light itself
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    12/34 is at risk of damage if the light exceeds certain temperatures for a period of time. In an additional embodiment, the invention relates to an operative light used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a patient. The lamp is adapted to be mobile mounted in a predetermined position above the treatment area to assist a doctor in treating the patient. The lamp includes a housing having a front facing the treatment area and a rear facing away from the treatment area. The front part of the housing includes an elongated support element extending through a geometric axis generally central to the housing. An LED light source is mounted on the support element generally on the central geometric axis of the housing to generate and project light back away from the treatment area, with the LED light source having a base facing the area and a lens facing away from the treatment area. A reflector is included at the rear of the housing and is illuminated by the light from the LED light source. The reflector reflects light in a beam beyond the support element generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area. The mode additionally includes circuitry connecting the light source to an electrical power source and a controller associated with the circuitry to control the level of energy supplied to the light source to control the intensity of the light produced. The mode also includes a temperature sensor in a heat transfer relationship with the
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    13/34 LED light source to detect the temperature of the LED light source and generate a signal indicating the temperature of the LED light source to be supplied to the controller.
    In a specific mode, the controller controls the level of energy supplied to the LED light source at least in part in response to the signal generated by the temperature sensor. In another embodiment, the LED light source is mounted on a printed circuit board and the temperature sensor is mounted on the printed circuit board. In a more specific embodiment, the circuitry includes a power quality device having a rectifier and a regulator mounted on a printed circuit board and the temperature sensor is mounted on the printed circuit board.
    Traditional reflective halogen lamps are known to emit light of unwanted wavelengths and intensities. To address this problem, halogen light makers intentionally interrupt the surface of the reflector, creating facets and more, which act to soften the light emitted. Unlike this conventional technique, the inventors' achievements of how to implement LEDs in a reflective lamp led to the discovery that a reflector can be made intentionally with a very smooth surface that avoids the problems encountered with halogen lamps. According to another embodiment, a dental light is provided that has a reflector having a surface that is generally smooth over its entire length. The reflection surface is generally facet free and reflects the full spectrum of light in
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    14/34 visible and infrared wavelengths.
    In a specific embodiment, the reflective surface includes an aluminum coating on it. The reflector itself can be formed of aluminum that has a polished front face. In other embodiments, the reflector may comprise a film of reflective material, where the film has a self-adhesive reinforcement and reflective face. The reflector may also include fixing parts on a rear surface away from the reflective surface that assist in fixing the reflector to the lamp housing. Furthermore, the rear surface may include alignment parts that enable the alignment of the reflective surface. In a specific embodiment, the reflector is of a construction formed integrally, including the fixation parts and alignment parts being formed integrally in the reflector.
    As noted earlier, the problem of heat generation by the LED lamp must be addressed. In an alternative embodiment, a thermoelectric cooling device is positioned on the lamp in relation to the LED light source in order to assist in the transfer of heat generated by the light source. In a particular embodiment, the thermoelectric device is a Peltier type device.
    BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS
    Although the specification concludes with claims emphasizing in particular and clearly claiming what is considered the present invention, this invention can be more easily understood and appreciated by a person of ordinary skill in the art from the following description of the invention
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    15/34 when read in combination with the accompanying drawings, in which:
    Figure 1 is a perspective view of a dental operating lamp according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
    Figure 2 shows a side perspective view of an enlarged part of the dental operating lamp shown in Figure 1 with a break to reveal an LED light source.
    Figure 3 illustrates an arrangement of components and a representative LED light output on a dental operating lamp.
    Figure 4 illustrates an embodiment of an optical waveguide in a dental operating lamp of the invention.
    Figure 5 illustrates a representative lighting pattern for the dental operating lamp according to an embodiment of the invention.
    Figure 6 is a cross section of a light module having an internal reflective surface according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
    Figure 7 is a perspective view of a dental operating lamp according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
    Figure 8 illustrates an embodiment of an optical light guide having predetermined standardized openings for use in a dental operating lamp of the invention.
    Figure 9 illustrates an embodiment of an optical light guide having an adjustable iris for use in a dental operating lamp of the invention.
    Figure 10 is a front view of a modality of
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    16/34 reflector for use in a dental operating lamp.
    Figure 11 is a cross-sectional view of a first embodiment of a reflector shown in Figure 10 along axis 12-14.
    Figure 12 is a cross-sectional view of a second embodiment of a reflector shown in Figure 10 at
    long axis 12- 14. The figure 13 show a view rear in perspective of the modality in reflector shown at figure 10. The figure 14 it's a front view of a modality of
    dental operating lamp that includes a front filter.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
    Although the foregoing description contains many details, these should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention, but only as providing illustrations of some representative embodiments. Similarly, other embodiments of the invention can be imagined that do not differ from the spirit or scope of the present invention. Different modalities resources can be used in combination.
    Figure 1 illustrates a perspective view of a current embodiment of the invention, indicated in general by 100, of a light source structure constructed in accordance with principles of the invention. The light source structure 100 in general can be characterized as a lamp. The lamp 100 is powered by electricity, and works to provide lighting for a working area at a distance from the lamp front, generally indicated by 102. Desirably, the work area illuminated by the lamp 100 is shadow-free, and
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    17/34 appears relatively uniform in color and intensity of illumination. For many applications, the illuminated target work area is considered to have an approximately flat footprint and a normal depth for that footprint. That is, the illuminated region in general is structured to cover a volume located close to the occupied area.
    The illustrated lamp 100 may include a fixture structure (not shown) operable to connect the lamp 100 to the suspension structure in the work area. Such a fixture structure is typically attached to a rear 106 or to the sides 107 of the lamp 100, although any convenient arrangement is operable. Typical suspension structure in a dental operation allows a user to orient the lamp operationally in space to point the light output of the lamp 100 to the desired target area. Certain embodiments of the invention provide a lamp having reduced weight and / or intrusive volume when compared to commercially available lamps. Such light-weight lamps allow a corresponding mass reduction in the lamp suspension arrangement, thus increasing the ease of handling the lamp to direct its exit towards a target.
    In use in an environment such as a dental operation, a front shield (not shown) can be provided as a protective cover to block migration of contaminated dust and aerosols into the lamp interior. A front surface of a protection like this can be structured to provide an easily cleanable surface, to maintain sterility of the operating area. In
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    18/34 In certain embodiments, the shield may incorporate one or more lenses to focus, or otherwise modify, the light output of the lamp 100. Whether or not a focusing lens is provided, a shield made from Lexan.RTM., or another optically similar, useful and moldable material, can be provided to completely wrap the front of a dental lamp to resist contamination of the lamp and to facilitate cleaning. The shield can be injection molded and can include focusing lenses. Desirably, the shield, or part of the lamp housing 114, can be hinged, or otherwise opened by a user, to provide access to the interior of the lamp 100 for maintenance or replacement of a light generating element.
    Referring to figure 3, an LED 118 emits light indicated by a plurality of rays 120. An operable LED may include a 3 watt LED, such as that sold by Lumileds Lighting US, LLC under the brand name Luxeon, part number LXHL-LW3C.
    Typically, a reflective element, generally indicated by 116, is provided to direct the LED's light output towards a target. In a particular embodiment, the reflective element 116 can be a concave aspherical reflector that collects light emanating from the mixing rod and focuses it on the plane of the patient's face (imaging plane). The reflecting surface contour can be a simple 2D ellipse section revolved around the central optical axis. A 209 focusing lens can be included in an effective arrangement to collimate the rays 120 and further direct them to a lighted area
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    19/34 indicated by 126. In certain embodiments of the invention, area 126 corresponds to the occupied area of the lamp 100. In such a case, it is desired that the illumination emitted by each module 118 be substantially uniform throughout area 126. Certain rays 128 can be emitted in a direction other than that desired to reach area 126. Such rays 128 are characterized as spurious light. As indicated by the illustrated collection of rays 120, area 126 sometimes has a greater intensity of illumination at its center, and may fade to a decreased intensity near its perimeter, as discussed with reference to figure 5. In a preferred embodiment , light is provided in a generally rectangular pattern having a perimeter that is sharply contrasted with respect to the unlighted region surrounding the rectangular pattern. In another embodiment, the LED light source 118, lens 209 and all associated optics are arranged in harmony to produce a substantially uniform intensity throughout its occupied illuminated area at a selected focal length. In addition, a waveguide 136 can be positioned between the LED light source 118 and the reflector 116.
    As best shown in figure 2, the LED light source 118 is typically mounted on a holder 112 associated with lamp housing 114. Desirably, the mounting of the holder 112 is structured to provide simple and quick installation and removal of the light source. LED light 118, and includes connection structure for the electricity supplied to the LED and may additionally include a metal core circuit board 130. It is more desirable for the support 112 to be formed of a material capable of
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    20/34 conduct heat or, alternatively, be associated with heat conducting tubes 134. Advantageously, support 112 and / or heat tube 134 together with housing 132 can be structured and arranged to dissipate any heat generated by the source of LED light 118 in a direction away from the front 102 of the lamp 100. In some embodiments, use of the heat pipe 134 is particularly desirable since a large heat sink positioned directly behind the metal core plate with the LEDs generating heat can significantly obscure light by focusing on the image plane. Through the use of a heat pipe 134 or equivalent structure, the heat can be conducted away via heat pipes 134 to a heat sink housing positioned at the rear of the reflector where it does not obscure the light.
    As shown in figure 1, an exemplary heatsink housing may include heatsink fins 142. Heatsink fins 142 may be integral with outer housing 114 of lamp 100 and constructed of any conductive material or heat dissipation, such as cast aluminum. To increase cooling, a fan can be used to draw air into a gap 144 (see figure 1) between reflector 116 and housing 114. To maximize surface area and thus cooling, the inside of the heat sink / housing includes the fins or ribs 142 that form air channels between them.
    Those skilled in the art will understand by virtue of the precepts in this document that heat pipe 134 can be
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    21/34 replaced by other heat transfer ducts such as a solid rod having a high heat transfer coefficient. Alternatively the heat transfer duct is a hollow tube for conducting a flow of cooling air in addition to the LED light source 118 to absorb heat generated in the LED light source 118 and direct heated air to the heat sink 142. Figure 7 shows a hollow tube heat transfer duct 225 that communicates with the heatsink having fins 142. The embodiment includes a fan 227 that is in fluid communication with the hollow tube 225 to move air through the tube 225. The modality shown in figure 7 additionally comprises a thermoelectric cooling device 230 adjacent to the light source of
    LED 118. THE device cooling thermoelectric can to be in one known type in the technique including, but no limited The this, a type device Peltier. THE lamp
    includes a separate power supply 231 for the thermoelectric cooling device 230 which preferably remains in the housing, but in thermal insulation for the thermoelectric cooling device 230. Alternatively, the thermoelectric cooling device 230 is powered by the lamp power supply provided for the printed circuit board 130 by means of circuit set 513. The thermoelectric cooling device 230 acts in combination with the hollow tube 225 to transfer heat from the LED light source 18. Alternatively, the lamp can be equipped with the thermoelectric cooling 230 without a heat transfer duct.
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    In order to produce homogeneous light when multiple LEDs of different colors (for example, red, green, blue and amber) are used, the light emission of each individual LED must sufficiently overlap the light of all other LEDs. In a particular embodiment, a clear rectangular rod made of acrylic serves this function and is referred to in this document as an optical waveguide 136. It is understood that the waveguide 136 can be manufactured from any suitable material capable of acting as a guide optical light. The performance of the waveguide 136 can be significantly improved with the addition of features or periodic ripples 150 on the outer walls of the waveguide. As shown in Figure 4, multiple LED lights of different colors 154 (for example, red, green, blue and / or amber) are introduced through one end of the waveguide rod 136 and emanate from another end of the rod waveguide 136 as a composite white light 158. A particular mode combines the light from four different colored LEDs (red, blue, green and amber) to produce white light. By varying the ratios of the different colors, the nature of white light can be changed. Specifically, white light with coordinated color temperatures (CCTs) of 4,200 degrees Kelvin and 5,000 degrees Kelvin can be produced while maintaining a high color rendering index (CRI), typically above 75. Blue light typically occurs in the length range of peak wave from 445 nm to 465 nm. Green light typically occurs in the dominant wavelength range from 520 nm to 550 nm, amber light in the range from 584 nm to 597 nm, and red light in the range from 613 nm to 645 nm. A stem holder 138 can
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    23/34 be used to hold the waveguide 136 in place.
    The waveguide 136 also serves the function of shaping the received light to emit light according to a predetermined pattern. The waveguide 136 shown serves to promote light in a rectangular pattern. Thus, the light shaping function is achieved whether a white LED is used or multiple LEDs of different colors.
    Multiple LEDs of each color can be mounted using reflow surface mounting techniques to achieve optimal optical density. In a particular embodiment, a conventional metal core plate (MCB) 130 can be used. Alternatively, a conventional fiberglass laminate (FR4) printed circuit board (PCB) material can be used. LEDs, particularly red and amber LEDs, have the characteristic that their light output decreases significantly as their temperature increases. Heat management can be critical to maintaining optimal light output and, therefore, the appropriate light intensity ratios to maintain the desired CCT and CRI.
    The lamp 100 of the present invention includes several different modes of operation that provide different light characteristics, as indicated in Table 1.
    Table 1
    Nominal Approximate intensity peak relativeMode CCT(° K) CRI Blue GreenAmber Red comments “Whitecold 5,000 70 + 0.72 0.700.75 1.00 Satisfies preference
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    from European user to lightcooler white. Whitehot 4,200 70 + 1, 00 0.80 0.75 1.00 Satisfies US user preference for warmer white light. Nonecure AT AT ~ 0 0.30 0.60 1.00 Very low flow below 500 nm will not cure dental adhesives.
    In this project, the ratios of the four colors are controlled with a variation of pulsed width modulation of the chain. During the assembly and testing of the lamp 100, each color is independently characterized for 5 peak wavelength, spectral spread (half of maximum total width) and illuminance (lux) in the image plane at a predetermined maximum current. Using test software based on both theoretical and empirical predictions, these values are used to generate a 10 duty cycle table for each wavelength under each of the three operating conditions: 4200K, 5000K modes, and “No Cure on starting (plate temperature
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    25/34 equal to room temperature). These tables can then be stored on an electronic memory device (chip) that matches the lamp's serial number. The PWM controller then searches the duty cycle table on the memory chip and establishes duty cycles in this way when the lamp is first started. At this time, the test software algorithm can also produce and store duty cycle tables for the full range of plate operating temperatures, as discussed in more detail below.
    In a particular embodiment of the invention, compensation or temperature measurement can be included. Since each color LED has a different heat sensitivity, a compensation algorithm can be used to establish the trigger current values for each color as a function of temperature. The compensation algorithm can be adapted to assume that LEDs of a given color do not exhibit significant differences in temperature sensitivity. As a result, each lamp does not need to be thermally characterized, but instead it can depend on the theoretical and empirically determined temperature relationships in the algorithm.
    In a particular embodiment as shown in figure 7, a thermistor 511 and controller 509 are provided on LED circuit board 130. Thermistor 511 detects the temperature of board 130, from which temperature the LED temperature can be derived, with based on empirical values previously determined. Controller 509 communicates with a power source (not shown) via circuitry 513 and controls the current to the
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    LED responsive to the signals from the thermistor 511. The lamp is equipped with a rectifier 516 and a regulator 518 that serves to preserve power quality for the LED.
    Additionally, as discussed earlier, it is desirable for the lamp to maintain a predetermined light intensity once installed. The lamp shown in figure 7 includes an optical sensor 515 that communicates with controller 509. Light from the LED light source 118 illuminates the optical sensor 515 and based on the value obtained from the sensor, controller 509 controls the light intensity.
    The electrical supply to provide electrical power to the LED of the LED light source 118 is selectively operable to provide an intensity adjustment for the LED as controlled by the 509 controller. In a mode where multiple LEDs are provided, the supply of Electric power can be selectively operable to control the level of energy transmitted to each LED regardless of the level of energy transmitted to the other LEDs. The LED can be configured to have a variable color output. For example, the intensity adjustment can range from 0 to about 2,500 FC. The intensity adjustment can be continuous over its entire range of settings or, alternatively, it can be adjusted to different settings within its range of settings. Controller 509 in communication with the power supply of the LED light source 118 can control the level of energy transmitted to the LED, and thus the intensity of light output from the lamp. Controllers suitable for use with the present invention are well known in the art and include, but are not limited to, any component
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    27/34 programmable digital electronics that incorporate the functions of a central processing unit (CPU) in a single semiconductor integrated circuit (IC).
    In an alternative embodiment of the invention, a dental operating lamp used to illuminate an operating area comprises a housing having a front directed towards the operating area and a rear facing away from the operating area. A plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can be included. An adapter configured to receive at least one non-light emitting diode (non-LED) light source is placed inside the housing. At least one non-LED light source may consist of a group of lights that can be selected, for example, quartz halogen, tungsten halogen, incandescent, xenon, fluorescent, fiber optic, plasma, gas, laser, ultraviolet and blue. The at least one non-LED light source can also include the group of selected lights, for example, dental curing light, oral cancer examination light, decay detection light (cavities and cavities), detection sterilization of blood and tooth whitening.
    A particular embodiment of the invention includes a dental operating lamp used to illuminate an operating area having a housing with a front facing the operating area and a rear facing away from the operating area. The LED light source 118 is positioned with the LED aligned towards predetermined points on the reflective element 116 to direct light from LED light source 118 facing the front of the lamp in a pattern that focuses lamp light
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    28/34 in a central high-intensity lighting area 204, with significantly low-intensity lighting 202 outside the central area, as shown in figure 5. Particular representative patterns of focused light emanating from the dental operating lamps of the present invention include, for example, a pattern of focused light that can be shaped elliptically and can be from about 3 inches to about 6 inches (7.62 cm to about 15.24 cm) in size. In a particular embodiment, the low intensity lighting 202 outside the central lighting area 204 decreases in intensity by 50% of the maximum intensity in relation to the central high intensity lighting area. The central area of high intensity lighting 204 can have a standard size of at least 50 mm by 25 mm. The reduced intensity lighting 202 outside the central area can be configured to decrease in intensity progressively and smoothly in relation to the central area of high intensity lighting. The pattern can be configured to have a brightness of more than about 20,000 Lux at a focusing height of 700 mm from a target. The lighting in the central high-intensity lighting area 204 at a distance of 60 mm can be configured to be less than about 1,200 Lux. Illumination at the maximum level of dental operation light in the spectral region from 180 nm to 400 nm can be configured not to exceed 0.008 W / m 2 .
    In a preferred embodiment, a rectangular pattern of light is emitted that has a lighting region with a perimeter having a total contrast in intensity in relation to the unlighted area surrounding the pattern.
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    29/34 rectangular. In a specific example, the unlighted area surrounding the lighted rectangular pattern has at least a 70%, 80% or 90% decrease in intensity when compared to light in the lighted rectangular pattern.
    Figure 7 shows a modality that incorporates a light guide 250 located at the rear end of the LEDs 118, so that the light guide 250 allows light to pass through it according to a predetermined pattern, as discussed in the previous paragraph, and / or it serves as an optical filter, as discussed further below. The light guide 250 is shown to be positioned behind a 209 lens. The light guide 250 and lens 209 can be used together as shown or individually where one or the other is omitted from the lamp 100. The light guide 250 it is shown to be able to rotate upwards (shown in dashed lines as 250 ') when its use is not desired. Figure 8 shows examples of plate type light guides 211 having the respective openings 213a-c, which can be implemented as the light guide 250 shown in figure 7. Alternatively the light guide 250 adopts the shape of an adjustable iris that will form light according to a desired pattern. Figure 9 shows an example of an iris like this 220 having an adjustable opening 223 that is controlled by means of lever 221. Those skilled in the art will understand that the iris can be automated, thus avoiding the need for lever 221. In this way, a switch can be provided in a convenient location on the lamp to trigger the iris. In addition to the specific examples shown in the drawings, those skilled in the art will understand that other
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    30/34 types of light guides can be implemented that can form light according to the operator's desire, including, but not limited to, an LCD / semiconductor panel with areas that can selectively be made transparent or opaque. (See, for example, US patent publications 20090207331, 20090230412 and 2005026994 as examples of liquid crystal displays). By printing a chain on the panel you can modulate the generally transparent and generally opaque areas on the panel. This can be used to generate specific patterns of light.
    Also another embodiment of the invention is shown in figure 6, in which a dental operating lamp used to illuminate an operating area includes a lamp assembly 208 having a front 210 towards the operating area and a rear 212 facing away from the area of operation. A reflector module 220 can be placed inside the lamp assembly 208 and, more specifically, can be placed at the rear 212 of the lamp assembly 208. A plurality of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) can optionally be placed in a reflector module 222. Optionally, a light mixing rod (not shown) can be included as part of the reflector module 222 to produce homogeneous light from multiple LEDs of different colors. The lamp assembly 208 can include a curved or faceted internal reflective surface 220. The LEDs can be directed towards the curved or faceted internal reflective surface 220 to direct the light from the LEDs towards the front 210 of the lamp in a pattern that focuses light from the lamp in a central area of high intensity lighting, with intensity lighting
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    31/34 significantly reduced outside the central area. Low-intensity lighting outside the central area can be configured to decrease in intensity by 50% of maximum intensity in relation to the central high-intensity lighting area. Low-intensity lighting outside the central area can be configured to decrease in intensity progressively and smoothly in relation to the central high-intensity lighting area. The light pattern can have a brightness of more than about 20,000 Lux at a focus height of 700 mm from a target. The illumination in the central area of high intensity lighting at a distance of 60 mm can be less than about 1,200 Lux. Illumination at the maximum level of dental operation light in the spectral region from 180 nm to 400 nm can be configured to not exceed 0.008 W / m 2 .
    The lamp 100 of the present invention allows the user to make various chromaticity adjustments, such as the equivalent of D65 sunlight or simulated fluorescent lighting for improved tooth shade matching. It also allows the addition of thermal, color or intensity feedback to better maintain the light characteristics over the life of the product, and allows adjustment of light intensity independent of color adjustment. Lamp 100 is also adapted to provide different configurations and shapes of color mixing light guides. Specifically, the lamp 100 provides a user selectable mode with reduced radiation at wavelengths close to UV and blue to allow adequate lighting while not
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    32/34 starting curing of UV curable compounds and dental adhesives. The lamp design can provide longer life through the use of LEDs instead of incandescent bulbs and which can be achieved additionally through the use of heat pipes, rear fin housing and fan cooling that keep the LED temperature low even in high currents.
    In a modality alternative, The guide in light 250 also operates as a filter optical and is positioned at far end rear of source of light in LED 118 to in intercept light from source in light in LED 18 The
    as it moves to reflector 116. The optical filter is designed to eliminate unwanted visible wavelengths of light. In addition, in place of filters or in addition to the filters adjacent to the 118 LED light source, the lamp may include a shield that is designed to filter light being reflected by the reflector into the treatment area in order to filter unwanted wavelengths from light. Figure 14 shows a front view of a dental lamp modality that includes a first guard 240 and a second guard 242 adjacent to a front support element 241.
    In another embodiment shown in figure 10, a reflector 260 is used which has a reflection surface 261 which in general is smooth over its total length, is free of facets and reflects the total spectrum of light in lengths of visible and infrared wave. The reflector 260 may comprise an aluminum coating on it, constituting the reflection surface 261. In an example shown in figure 11, the
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    33/34 which is shown as a cross-sectional view of the embodiment in figure 10 along axis 12-14, the reflector has a hollow structural part 263 that includes a film having a reflection surface 262 which is glued to a structural part 263 by means of a self-adhesive reinforcement layer 264. On a rear surface of the structural part 263 a fixing part 266 is arranged to secure the structural part 263 to the rear of the lamp housing. Structural part 263 also includes alignment bosses 265 to enable alignment of structural part 263 with respect to the treatment area when structural part 263 is mounted in a housing (see, for example, 114 in figure 1). Alternatively, figure 12 shows a cross-sectional view of a different example of the reflector 260 shown in figure 10 (along axis 12-14) which is of a integrally formed construction, which includes the fixing part 276 and the bosses. alignment 275 formed integrally with reflector 260. In a specific example, reflector 260 can be formed of aluminum with the front face being polished showing the reflective surface 261.
    Although the foregoing description contains many details, these are not to be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention, but only as providing certain representative embodiments. Similarly, other embodiments of the invention can be imagined that do not differ from the spirit or scope of the present invention. The scope of the invention, therefore, is indicated and limited only by the attached claims and their legal equivalences, rather than by the previous description. All additions,
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    34/34 eliminations and modifications to the invention, as disclosed herein, that are within the meaning and scope of the claims are covered by the present invention. The disclosures of any references cited 5 in this document are incorporated in their entirety to the extent not inconsistent with the precepts in this document.
    权利要求:
    Claims (3)
    [1]
    1. Operative lamp (100) used to illuminate a treatment area to treat a dental or medical patient, with the lamp being adapted to be mobile mounted in a predetermined position above the treatment area to help a doctor treat the patient , the lamp characterized by the fact that it comprises:
    a housing (114) having a front part (112) facing the treatment area and a rear part (106) facing away from the treatment area;
    the front part (112) of the housing (114) including an elongated support element (241) extending to a generally central geometric axis of the housing (114), an LED light source (118) mounted on the housing element support (241) generally on the central geometric axis of the housing (114) to generate light at a plurality of visible wavelengths and project light back away from the treatment area, with the source of
    LED light (118) by having a base facing the area in treatment is lens turned away from area in treatment;a reflector (116) on the back (106) of
    housing (114) being illuminated by the light from the LED light source (118) and reflecting the light beyond the support element (241) generally parallel to the central geometric axis of the housing (114) towards the treatment area to illuminate the treatment area; and an optical filter to eliminate unwanted visible wavelengths of light emanating from the lamp and before
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    [2]
    Operative lamp (100) according to claim 1, characterized in that the light source (118) comprises red, blue and green LED light devices that together produce light at a plurality of visible wavelengths .
    Operative lamp (100) according to claim 1, characterized in that the light source (118) comprises a white LED light device that produces light in a plurality of visible wavelengths.
    4. Operative lamp (100), according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the optical filter (250) comprises a protective element (240, 242) in front of the housing (114) transmitting and filtering the light reflected by the reflector towards the treatment area.
    5. Operating lamp (100), according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the optical filter (250) comprises a filtering element positioned between the light source (118) and the reflector (116) transmitting
    and filtering the generated light at the source of light (118) and directed to the reflector (116).6. Lamp operative (100), wake up with the claim 5, characterized by the fact that that the element
    filtering comprises a semiconductor panel with areas that can selectively be opaque to light of a selected visible wavelength.
    7. Operative lamp (100), according to claim 5, characterized by the fact that the element
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    2/3 illuminate the treatment area.
    [3]
    3/3 of filtering is movably mounted for selective movement between a first position in which it is illuminated by the light from the light source (118) directed by the reflector and a second position in which it is not illuminated by the light from the source of light. light (118) directed to the reflector (116).
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