Osram Gmbh

Osram Beteiligungsverwaltung Gmbh

Marc Schwenkbeck

Peter Niedermeier

Benjamin Kreisz

Sammr Nasrallah-Goldberg

Roman Liske

Manuel Maresch

In an embodiment an optical element for a lamp includes a line optic having a symmetrical groove structure formed from waves, wherein the groove structure varies continuously starting from a center of symmetry in at least one propagation direction of the groove structure.

Optical element for a lamp and lamp having such an optical element

A headlamp for the conversion of an original headlamp of a vehicle, comprising: an input for each light function provided by the headlamp, wherein the input is configured to connect to a line of the on-board network of a vehicle for the associated light function, an output for connecting to an on-board network of the vehicle, a module for simulating a load current for those light functions that require considerably less power in the headlamp than the corresponding light source in the original headlamp, at least one light source with an associated electronic operating device for each light function of the headlamp, and a controller for controlling-the modules for simulating a load current and for controlling the light sources with the associated electronic operating device. The module for simulating a load current for each light source comprises a series circuit arrangement of a resistor and a switch.

Headlamp having a circuit assembly for simulating a load current from a vehicle electrical system

A connection device for electrical connection of a lighting means of a vehicle headlight, includes a vehicle connection for connection to the vehicle headlight connection of the vehicle, a lighting means connection for the electrical coupling of the at least one lighting means of the vehicle headlight, an on-board power supply system connection for connection to an electrical on-board power supply system of the vehicle, a lighting means simulation unit connected to the vehicle connection and to the on-board power supply system connection to detect the electrical quantity and to simulate a predefinable lighting means taking account of the detected electrical quantity on the vehicle connection, and a control unit connected to the lighting means connection and to the on-board power supply system connection to determine a control signal depending on the detected electrical quantity and to control the lighting means depending on the determined control signal.

Control of at least one lighting means of a vehicle headlight depending on an electrical quantity providable on a vehicle headlight connection of a vehicle

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Winnenden, Germany

Marc Schwenkbeck