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  • The study examined how different pitches (1 to 6 mm) and apex angles (5 to 32 degrees) of a gradual-triangle lenticular lens affect the performance of a point-blank LED fog lamp according to ECE R19 standards.
  • The LED fog lamp design includes a point-blank LED source, a parabolic reflector, and the gradual-triangle lenticular lens, which was optimized using light tracing analysis.
  • Results showed that the best pitch was 5 mm, achieving lamp system efficiencies of 93% and lenticular lens efficiencies of 98.1% in simulations, with experimental results showing over 94% efficiency comparable to the simulation outcomes.

Article Abstract

The effects of different pitch and angle of gradual-triangle lenticular lens for the point-blank LED fog lamp were investigated under the standard of ECE R19. The novel LED fog lamp was assembled from a point-blank LED light source, a parabolic reflector, and a gradual-triangle lenticular lens. Light tracing analysis was used for the design of the gradual-triangle lenticular lens. The pitch, which varied from 1 to 6 mm, and the apex angle, which changed from 5 to 32 deg, were both investigated in regard to the gradual-triangle lenticular lens. The optimum pitch was 5 mm, and the efficiency of the lamp system and lenticular lens could reach 93% and 98.1% by simulation, respectively. The results of experiment had over 94%, which is similar to that of simulation by normalized cross correlation (NCC) for the light intensity.

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