17925725. LAMP LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM simplified abstract (SUBARU CORPORATION)
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LAMP LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM
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Harunori Kobayashi of Tokyo (JP)
LAMP LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17925725 titled 'LAMP LIGHTING CONTROL SYSTEM
The lamp lighting control system described in the patent application includes a turn lamp, a position lamp with a light-emitting face similar to the turn lamp, an accessory lamp with a light-emitting face identical to the turn lamp, and a lighting control unit.
- The system is designed to control the lighting states of the turn lamp, position lamp, and accessory lamp.
- When the position lamp is on and the turn lamp is on, the accessory lamp is turned off by the lighting control unit.
- Conversely, when the position lamp is on and the turn lamp is off, the accessory lamp is turned on by the lighting control unit.
Potential Applications: - Automotive lighting systems - Home lighting control systems - Industrial lighting applications
Problems Solved: - Efficient control of multiple lamps in a lighting system - Providing different lighting options based on the status of other lamps
Benefits: - Enhanced lighting control capabilities - Improved visibility and safety in various settings - Energy efficiency through intelligent lighting management
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Lighting Control System for Various Applications This technology can be utilized in automotive, residential, and industrial settings to optimize lighting control and enhance overall lighting performance.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system differentiate between the various lamps in terms of lighting control? - The system uses the status of the position lamp and turn lamp to determine the lighting state of the accessory lamp. 2. What are the key advantages of having a lighting control unit in this system? - The lighting control unit allows for dynamic and efficient management of multiple lamps, improving overall lighting performance.
Original Abstract Submitted
Provided is a lamp lighting control system including a turn lamp, a position lamp configured to provide a light-emitting face included in a light-emitting face provided by the turn lamp, an accessory lamp configured to provide a light-emitting face at least partially identical to the light-emitting face provided by the turn lamp, and a lighting control unit that is configured to control lighting states of the turn lamp, the position lamp, and the accessory lamp. The lighting control unit is configured to turn off the accessory lamp in a case where the position lamp is turned on and the turn lamp is turned on, and turn on the accessory lamp in a case where the position lam is turned on and the turn lamp is turned off.
