The Advanced Automotive Lighting Systems Report

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The Advanced Automotive Lighting Systems Report

Bharat Book Bureau
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Summary

• The past decade has seen a revolution in
  automotive lighting, a sector that not only
  includes visible lighting today, but also
  illumination through infrared sources as lighting
  and driver assistance systems combine.The
  lighting industry as a whole has moved rapidly
  from simple incandescent and gas discharge based
  light sources to solid-state technology in the
  form of light emitting diodes (LED) and organic
  light emitting diodes (OLED).

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• Moving to solid-state light sources brings a
  number of clear advantages, not least a
  significant reduction in energy use. Illumination
  has accounted for a significant proportion of
  energy use and a 50 reduction by 2025 over 2005,
  through the move to solid-state light sources,
  which is a significant achievement largely led by
  the automotive sector. Within the automotive
  sector, solid-state light sources allow an
  overall reduction in CO2 emissions, and light
  sources have a significantly longer working
  lifetime. Beyond the LED and close to production
  OLED light sources that are being incorporated in
  vehicles today, new light sources in development
  include digital micro-mirror devices (DMD) and
  laser technology.

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• With the introduction of the New Small
  Family (NSF), MLB, MSB and the MQB platforms,
  Volkswagen has launched a series of chassis
  solutions which, teamed with a series of matched
  powertrain designs, the various group companies
  can use to produce more than 80 of their total
  global model mix. While the capital investment
  behind such a move is considerable, the
  advantages in terms of production efficiency,
  finished vehicle quality and overall cost
  reduction can be expected to improve margins and
  substantially increase the already prodigious
  cash liquidity controlled by the Volkswagen
  Group.

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Table of Contents

• IntroductionKey drivers Safety Regulation 
  Contribution to CO2 output Design
  freedom Lighting Technology Light
  sources Xenon High Intensity Discharge (HID)
  systems LED technologyOrganic LED
  (OLED) AMOLED and PMOLED Laser
  technologyOptics technology Lens
  opticsReflector optics 

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• Projector optics Distributed Lighting
  SystemsApplications Exterior Headlamps Daytime
  running lights (DRL) Position lamps Front
  position lamps Rear position lamps Fog
  lamps Side-marker lampsTurn signal
  lamps Reversing lamps Rear combination
  lamps Centre high-mounted brake lamp Licence
  plate lamps 

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