Osram Gmbh

Osram Beteiligungsverwaltung Gmbh

Oliver Woisetschlaeger

Peter Niedermeier

Oliver Hering

Juergen Hager

Joachim Stoehr

Dirk Amsbeck

Harald Kaps

Frank Buchmann

Jozsef Szekely

Berthold Gerlach

Sven Seifritz

Tobias Kohler

Stephan Schwaiger

According to the invention, a vehicle component is provided that is formed as a trim part or body part or bumper as well. The vehicle component forms at least one housing part for a light emitter.

Vehicle component, vehicle and method

An illumination apparatus includes a semiconductor laser device to generate a plurality of laser beams, a light wavelength conversion element configured to convert at least a portion of the light of the laser beams into light having a different wavelength, and an optical unit configured to direct the laser beams onto a surface of the light wavelength conversion element. The optical unit includes a mirror element able to be panned about an axis and is configured to guide the laser beams over at least one surface section of the surface of the at least one light wavelength conversion element. The optical unit includes a structure configured to adjust a divergence or expansion of the laser beams along at least one of a slow axis or a fast axis of the laser beams on the surface section of the surface of the at least one light wavelength conversion element.

Illumination apparatus

In various embodiments, a lamp is provided. The lamp may include a mounting board; at least one semiconductor light source arrangement arranged on the mounting board and comprising a base, which is provided with base contacts for supplying energy to the at least one semiconductor light source arrangement and which is compatible with a standardized incandescent lamp base; and at least one insulation displacement contact to make electrical contact with the at least one semiconductor light source arrangement.

Lamp

A halogen incandescent lamp for vehicle headlamps includes a coiled incandescent filament arranged within a transparent lamp vessel, wherein the incandescent filament is dimensioned in such a way that, during operation on an operating voltage of 13.2 V, the halogen incandescent lamp has an electrical power consumption in the region of greater than 22 watts and less than or equal to 27 watts and generates a luminous flux in the range of from 400 to 600 lumens.

Halogen incandescent lamp for vehicle headlights and vehicle headlight

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Sontheim, Germany

Oliver Woisetschlaeger