Abstract: An emergency converter device for lighting applications provides a supply current to a load device such as a lighting module. The emergency converter device has a printed circuit board arranged within a housing. A control circuit such as a microcontroller and a non-volatile memory for storing log data are arranged on the printed circuit board. An interface is configured to connect mechanically and electrically at least one of a status indicator light a test switch or a duration link select switch. The interface has a first connecting element and a second connecting element. The emergency converter device has a connecting means for connecting a data output terminal (USART_TX) and a data input terminal (USART_RX) of the control circuit to the exterior of the housing.

Abstract: A power converter with secondary side regulation (SSR) for driving one or more output loads having capacitors (preferably Y-capacitors) for feedback and data transmission is disclosed. The power converter includes a transformer with primary and secondary windings, a primary circuit, a secondary circuit comprising a secondary controller, and a data transmission circuit comprising a plurality of capacitors. The primary circuit comprises one or more switching means and a primary controller. The secondary circuit is isolated from the primary circuit by the transformer and connected to the output loads and the secondary winding. The data transmission circuit connects the secondary circuit to the primary circuit for transmitting a feedback signal through to become a primary side feedback signal. The capacitors comprises one or more first capacitors on a feedback path and one or more second capacitors on a ground path.

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus (1) for controlling DALI devices (2 . . . 4) of a DALI lighting system, comprising an interface (8) for connecting the apparatus (1) to a DALI-bus (5) of said DALI lighting system; controlling means (9) for detecting and addressing the DALI devices (2 . . . 4) connected to the DALI-bus; storage means (10) for storing addresses of the DALI devices (2 . . . 4) generated by the controlling means (9) and device type information of each DALI device (2 . . . 4) detected by the controlling means (9); and Bluetooth transmitter (11) for transmitting the addresses and the device type information to a mobile commissioning device (6) and for receiving configuration information defining behavior of the DALI devices (2 . . . 4) from the mobile commissioning device (6), wherein the controlling means is adapted to configure to the DALI devices (2 . . . 4) based on the configuration information.

Abstract: An isolated multiple-output power supply with a function of detecting the presence or absence of a load at an output port is disclosed. The power supply includes a first voltage source for providing a first voltage at a first node; a first diode having a cathode coupled to the first output port, and an anode coupled to the first node for receiving the first voltage; a second voltage source for providing a second voltage at a second node; a second diode having a cathode coupled to a second output port, and an anode coupled to the second node for receiving the second voltage; and a bridging circuit having two terminals respectively connected to the first and the second output ports. When the load is not present at the first output port, the bridging circuit pulls up an output voltage at the first output port to reverse bias the first diode.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a driver for lighting means (100) comprising: input terminals (101a, 101b) for an optionally rectified AC voltage; output terminals (104a, 104b) for supplying a LED load (105), a detection circuitry (102) connected to the input terminals (101a, 101b), configured to obtain a signal representing a frequency of the AC voltage and an amplitude of the peak of each cycle of the AC voltage, and a control circuit (103) being connected to the detection circuitry (102) and supplied with said signal.

Abstract: The invention relates to a driver (100) for emergency lighting means (101), comprising output terminals (111a-b) for electrically supplying at least one emergency lighting means (101), and a test switch (103) for starting a test routine controlled by a controller (109) of the driver (100), wherein the driver (100) is settable to a commissioning mode if the test switch (103) is activated according to a predefined operation pattern defined by time durations and/or repetition criteria of the operation pattern.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sensor arrangement (101) configured to detect a motion of an object. The sensor arrangement (101) comprises a motion sensor (101a) configured to detect data about the motion of the object; a vibration sensor (101b) configured to detect a vibration of the sensor arrangement (101), wherein if the vibration is lower than a threshold value, then an output signal of the sensor arrangement (101) signaling the motion of the object is output.

Abstract: The invention relates to a conducting track fuse (1) for an electrical or electronic device, comprising: a first and a second connection region (2a, 2b); a nonlinearly extending burn-out region (3), which is arranged between the first and second connection regions (2a, 2b); and a covering element (15), which has at least two side walls (9) and a covering face (8), which covering element is arranged over the first and second connection regions (2a, 2b) and over the burn-out region (3), the burn-out region (3) and the covering element (5) being arranged relative to each other in such a way that the area of the covering face (8) covers the burn-out region (3) and a cavity (7) is formed between the burn-out region (3) and the covering face (8) as a result of the height of the side walls (9).

Abstract: A driver device for driving at least one lighting device comprises a driving circuit, a control circuit configured to control the driving circuit based on a firmware stored in a memory of the driver device, and a transceiver configured to perform near field communication via an antenna. The control circuit is configured to control the transceiver to detect presence of a passive near field communication tag within range of the antenna. Preferably, the driver device includes the control circuit is configured to control the transceiver to acquire a data file from the detected passive near field communication tag, and to perform at least one of updating the firmware or controlling the light driving circuit based on the acquired data file.

Abstract: The invention relates to an isolated converter (100) for providing a current supply to an LED load, comprising: a galvanic isolation stage (101); a sensing circuit (103) on a primary side of the isolation stage (101), which is magnetically coupled to a secondary side of the isolation stage (101); wherein the sensing circuit (103) is configured to receive a feedback signal that is proportional to a secondary side current; and a control unit (105) configured to determine an output current of the converter (100) based on the feedback signal; wherein at least one electrical characteristic of the sensing circuit (103) and/or the control unit (105) is adjustable to convert the feedback signal from a first ratio to a second ratio to the secondary side current.

Abstract: A strain relief clamp (100), which has a first body part (110) and a second body part (120) creating a passage (160) for clamping cables upon the two body parts securely attached together by using locking mechanisms (105,106). An individual locking mechanism (105) has a first plurality of teeth (115) protruded from the first body part (110), and a spring strip (130) formed with a second plurality of teeth (135). The second plurality of teeth (135) faces and engages with the first plurality of teeth (115) to lock the individual locking mechanism (105). The spring strip (130) is bendable, allowing a user to bend the spring strip (130) and subsequently cause the second plurality of teeth (135) to disengage from the first plurality of teeth (115) to release the individual locking mechanism (105). Tool-free release of the cables is achieved, offering the user convenience.

Abstract: A device (1) of a lighting technology network (2) is provided. The device (1) comprises one or more antenna units (102) being configured to communicate in respective preferential directions (103). The device (1) further comprises a processing unit (101). The processing unit (101) is configured to determine, in a commissioning phase of the device (1), an association of each further device (1) of the lighting technology network (2) with a respective preferential direction (103) of a respective one of the antenna units (102) that enables a radio connectivity between the device (1) and the respective further device (1). The processing unit (101) is further configured to communicate, in an operating phase of the device (1), to the further devices (1) using the associated one of the antenna units (102) in the associated preferential direction (103).

Abstract: A converter (1) for operating an LED load is provided. The converter (1) comprises an actively switched power factor correction, PFC, circuitry (104-112), having a control circuitry (2-4) for controlling a switch (105) of the PFC circuitry (104-112). The control circuitry (2-4) is configured to control a switch-on timing of the switch (105) such that an output voltage (113, Vbus) of the PFC circuitry (104-112) is feedback-controlled in accordance with a nominal value (201). In a discontinuous conduction mode, DCM, the control circuitry (2-4) is configured to control an actual value (204, Toff_act) of the switch-on timing of the switch (105) in one or more switching cycles to be a time of a valley of a voltage across the switch (105) succeeding a nominal value (302, Toff_nom) of the switch-on timing of a control algorithm implemented by the control circuitry (2-4).

Abstract: The invention relates to an LLC stage for an LED driver (100), comprising a half bridge or full-bridge circuit (100a) comprising two switches (M40, M41), connected in series, a control circuitry (100e), such as e.g. a microcontroller or ASIC, for controlling switching operations of the switches (M40, M41), wherein the control circuitry (100e) for switches is arranged to monitor the middle point voltage between the two switches (M40, M41) and enables the switch on of one of the switches (M40, M41) only if the middle point voltage meets defined criteria. The control circuitry (100e) is designed to issue an error signal, if a dead time, during which both switches are non-conducting and resulting from the monitoring of the midpoint voltage, is greater than a preset threshold value.

Abstract: The invention relates to an emergency lighting unit for supplying emergency lighting unit, comprising mains supply terminals, at least one first battery module comprising one or more cells in parallel, at least one second battery module comprising one or more cells and being connected in parallel to the at least one first battery module, a preferably common charging circuit for the first and second battery module and connected to the mains supply terminals, and an emergency driver circuit for supplying the emergency lighting unit off terminals of the emergency lighting unit, wherein the charging circuit is configured to charge and maintain the at least one second battery module to a charging voltage of maximum 50%, preferably maximum 30%, of a nominal charging voltage of the at least first battery module. (FIG.

Abstract: An isolated primary side switched converter (100) has a galvanic isolation stage (105) separating a primary side (101) and a secondary side (103). The secondary side winding (107) is connected to a rectification circuit and has a center tap. A first terminal (T1), a second terminal (T2) and a third terminal (T3) are provided for connecting one or more LED loads (LED1, LED2) to the secondary side (103) of the converter (100). The rectification circuit (109) is configured to set the first terminal (T1) at a positive electrical polarity and to set the second terminal (T2) at a negative polarity. The third terminal (T3) is electrically connected to the center tap. One or two LED loads can be connected between T1 and T3 (low voltage) and T2 and T3 (low voltage), or in one embodiment a single LED load can also be connected between T1 and T2 (high voltage).

Abstract: The invention relates to a synchronous flyback converter (100) having terminals for supplying an LED load. The synchronous flyback converter (100) comprises a sensing winding (Lw) coupled to a primary winding (Lp) of a transformer T of the flyback converter (100), a control unit (106) controlling a primary side switch (S1) in series to the primary winding (Lp) of the flyback converter (100) using a feedback signal for a closed loop control of a secondary side voltage of the flyback converter (100) by controlling the frequency and/or duty cycle of the switching of the primary side switch (S1), wherein the feedback signal is derived from a sensing voltage across the sensing winding (Lw) sampled once during a switch-on time of a secondary side switch (S2) of the flyback converter (100).

Abstract: The invention relates to an isolated driver (100) for lighting means (109), comprising: a primary circuit (100a), a secondary circuit (100b), an isolation barrier (106) separating the primary circuit (100a) and the secondary circuit (100b), wherein a ground potential of the primary circuit (100a) and a ground potential of the secondary circuit (100b) are connected via a capacitor (107), and a control circuit (111) on the secondary side (100b), monitoring a current to/from the capacitor (107) to the ground potential of the secondary circuit (100b) and issuing a mains (101) failure signal in case the current does not meet predefined conditions, preferably in case no such current is detected.

Abstract: An LED converter for supply of an LED load (18) is provided. The LED converter comprises a switched resonant converter (1) having at least one switch (11, 12) controlled by a control unit of the switched resonant converter (1). The control unit is configured to control a switching operation of the at least one switch (11, 12) such that the switched resonant converter (1) supplies an adjustable constant current (17) to output terminals for the LED load (18). The control unit is further configured to generate the adjustable constant current (17) by alternatingly controlling the at least one switch (11, 12) with one of at least two different, and adaptable, switching frequencies (44, 45) at a time for a respective time period (54, 55), and by adjusting a relative duration of the time periods (54, 55). Thereby, a resolution of an output current of the LED converter for supply of the LED load (18) is improved, which is of particular relevance for dimming applications.

Abstract: A housing for a luminaire or an operating device for the luminaire, wherein the housing is configured to accommodate at least one electronic component and/or a light source, and comprising a conductive housing component (2). The housing includes at least one line (1, 1?, 1?, 1??, 1??) for transmitting electric high frequency signals or for transmitting and/or receiving radio waves. The transmission line is formed by arranging a dielectric layer (4, 4a, 4b, 9) and a conductor (3, 3 . . . 3c, 7) on the housing component (2) such that the conductive housing component (2) serves as a reference plane, and the conductive housing component (2) and the conductor (3, 3 . . . 3c, 7) sandwich the dielectric layer (4, 4a, 4b, 9).