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BRANCH AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING

SEM 5TH ,WINTER-2021

SUBJECT AUTO ELECTRICITY

CHAPTER 06

TOPIC LIGHT

FACULTY Er. BALADHARA JENA

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•History

•Head light types

•Head light systems

•Reflector technology

•Light sources

•AFS

Contents

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History

Historic development in Automotive Head Lights; Source: [1]

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Head light types

•Dim light

•Main light

•Add on head light

•Adverse weather light

•Backup light

•Spot lights

•Search head lights

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Head light types

•Dim light

Head light level: 0,65 m, cone of light length: 65 m -> 1%

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Head light types

•Dim light

•Main light

•Add on head light

•Adverse weather light

•Backup light

•Spot lights

•Search head lights

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Head light systems

•Two head light system

•Four head light system

•Right-hand / Left-hand driving

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Head light systems

•Two head light system

Main light [2] Dimlight [2]

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Head light systems

•Four head light system

Single head light [2]

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Head light systems

•Right-hand / Left-hand driving

Light radiation characteristics at dim light [2]

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Reflector technology

Praboloid–head light

-Reflector technology

-Conventional head light system

-since 1910

Lateral view [2] Top view [2]

1.Reflector

2.Light source

3.Aperture stop

4.Diffusing panel

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Reflector technology

Clearance surface reflector

-Reflector system

-Free Reflector surface

-many single surfaces, designed by a PC

-Light efficiency 45 %

-By scattering reflector

-Whole reflector is used

-80 % increase compared with Praboloid

Lateral view[2] Top view[2]

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Reflector technology

DE –head light

-Three axis Ellipsoid

-Small construction; high power

-Middle of the 80 markets

-Projection system

-Light efficiency 36 %

-Sharp bride-dark-border

Lateral view[2] Top view[2]

1.Reflector

2.Light source

3.Aperture stop

4. lens

5.End panel

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Reflector technology

Super DE –head lights

-Projection system

-Three axis Ellipsoid

-Clearance surface Reflector

-Light efficiency 52 %

-since 1988

Lateral view [2] Top view [2]

1.Reflector

2.Light source

3.Aperture stop

4.Lens

5.End panel

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Reflector technology

Luminous flux balance [1]

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Reflector technology

Paraboloidhead light [2]

Clearance surface reflector -head light [2]

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Reflector technology

DE head light [2]

Super DE head light [2]

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Light sources

List commercial Halogen lamps [3]

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Light sources

H7 LL = longlife 930 1000

H7 550 630

H4 700 1050

H3 400 990

H1 400 960

Specificlife Tc Realisticlife Tc [h]

(DIN 60810) [h]

Duration of different Halogen Lamps [1]

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Light sources

D2S use in Projection

systems

D2R use in Reflection

systems

D1S use in Projection

systems

D1R use in Reflection

systems

Xenonlamps[3]

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Light sources

Increaseof theillumination[1]

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Light sources

Left: Xenon-Lampspectum; right: Halogen lampspecrum[1]

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Light sources

LED headlights

•First realizationin Audi R8

•vantages:

–Light colorismorelikeday

light

–Extrem large life

–Significantlylower

consumption

–Energie saving

–Loweroperatingtemperature

LED Module [4]

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Full LED headlight

Front of theAudi R8 [5]

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Daytimerunniglights

•Oftenrealizedbydimlights

relativlyhigh fuelconsumption

100 W Light powerequatesapprox. 0,12 l / 100 km

•LED Systems

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(AFS) Adaptive FrontlightingSystem

•Headlampcontrol

•Dynamicbendlighting

•Connectablestaticbendlight

•Connectablestaticbendinglight

AFS Module withBi Xenon headlights[4]

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•Town Light

•MotorwayLight

•Adverseweatherlight

AFS headlampcontrol[4]

AFS headlampcontrol[1]

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