Multi-purpose lightbulb
First Claim
1. A lighting device for use with one or more other networked devices, comprising:
- (a) an outer globe comprised of an at least partially transparent rigid material and forming the exterior of a head portion of the lighting device;
(b) a diffuser within the outer globe configured to receive light from one or more light sources and emit diffused light;
(c) a speaker comprising a speaker driver, the speaker mounted within the lighting device closer to the head of the lighting device than one or more printed circuit boards;
(d) an LED lighting printed circuit board comprising a plurality of LEDs configured to deliver light through the diffuser;
(e) an outer cowling forming the exterior of a base portion of the lighting device;
(f) a power input connector located at the base of the lighting device and configured to mate with a standard lightbulb socket;
(g) a power control printed circuit board within the lighting device operatively connected to the power input connector and disposed at least partially within a heat sink configured to dissipate heat, the power control printed circuit board comprising;
(i) a power converter configured to convert alternating current to direct current;
(ii) a voltage regulator configured to output steady direct current power at one or more voltages;
(iii) an LED driver configured to control output of power to a plurality of LEDs;
(iv) current control components comprising at least one output current controller configured to control the output of electric current to the one or more other components within the lighting device; and
(v) an output power connector configured to output power to one or more other components within the lighting device; and
(h) one or more printed circuit boards within the lighting device operatively connected to the power control printed circuit board and comprising;
(i) a first wireless communications module operatively connected to a first communications antenna and configured to communicate wirelessly with one or more mobile user devices;
(ii) a speaker control unit configured to control the speaker; and
(iii) one or more microprocessors operatively connected to first non-transitory computer-readable memory having stored thereon first processing instructions readable by at least one of the one or more microprocessors to control the plurality of LEDs.
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Abstract
A lighting device for use with one or more other networked devices is disclosed. In embodiments, the lighting device may comprise an outer globe, a diffuser, a plurality of light pipes, an outer cowling, a power input connector, a power control printed circuit board, a communication and control printed circuit board, an indicator printed circuit board, one or more microprocessors, an auxiliary device, and an LED lighting printed circuit board. In embodiments, the lighting device may communicate with one or more other networked devices, such as second lighting devices, mobile phones, servers, remote controls, and/or home or office automation equipment. The lighting device may be powered through a light socket.
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20 Claims
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1. A lighting device for use with one or more other networked devices, comprising:
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(a) an outer globe comprised of an at least partially transparent rigid material and forming the exterior of a head portion of the lighting device; (b) a diffuser within the outer globe configured to receive light from one or more light sources and emit diffused light; (c) a speaker comprising a speaker driver, the speaker mounted within the lighting device closer to the head of the lighting device than one or more printed circuit boards; (d) an LED lighting printed circuit board comprising a plurality of LEDs configured to deliver light through the diffuser; (e) an outer cowling forming the exterior of a base portion of the lighting device; (f) a power input connector located at the base of the lighting device and configured to mate with a standard lightbulb socket; (g) a power control printed circuit board within the lighting device operatively connected to the power input connector and disposed at least partially within a heat sink configured to dissipate heat, the power control printed circuit board comprising; (i) a power converter configured to convert alternating current to direct current; (ii) a voltage regulator configured to output steady direct current power at one or more voltages; (iii) an LED driver configured to control output of power to a plurality of LEDs; (iv) current control components comprising at least one output current controller configured to control the output of electric current to the one or more other components within the lighting device; and (v) an output power connector configured to output power to one or more other components within the lighting device; and (h) one or more printed circuit boards within the lighting device operatively connected to the power control printed circuit board and comprising; (i) a first wireless communications module operatively connected to a first communications antenna and configured to communicate wirelessly with one or more mobile user devices; (ii) a speaker control unit configured to control the speaker; and (iii) one or more microprocessors operatively connected to first non-transitory computer-readable memory having stored thereon first processing instructions readable by at least one of the one or more microprocessors to control the plurality of LEDs. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A lighting device for use with one or more other networked devices, comprising:
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(a) an outer globe comprised of an at least partially transparent rigid material and forming the exterior of a head portion of the lighting device; (b) a diffuser within the outer globe configured to receive light from one or more light sources and emit diffused light; (c) a camera mounted within the lighting device closer to the head of the lighting device than one or more printed circuit boards; (d) an LED lighting printed circuit board comprising a plurality of LEDs configured to deliver light through the diffuser; (e) an outer cowling forming the exterior of a base portion of the lighting device; (f) a power input connector located at the base of the lighting device and configured to mate with a standard lightbulb socket; (g) a power control printed circuit board within the lighting device operatively connected to the power input connector and disposed at least partially within a heat sink configured to dissipate heat, the power control printed circuit board comprising; (i) a power converter configured to convert alternating current to direct current; (ii) a voltage regulator configured to output steady direct current power at one or more voltages; (iii) an LED driver configured to control output of power to the plurality of LEDs; (iv) current control components comprising at least one output current controller configured to control the output of electric current to the one or more other components within the lighting device; and (v) an output power connector configured to output power to one or more other components within the lighting device; and (h) one or more printed circuit boards within the lighting device operatively connected to the power control printed circuit board and comprising; (i) a first wireless communications module operatively connected to a first communications antenna and configured to communicate wirelessly with one or more mobile user devices; (ii) camera control circuitry configured to control a camera; and (iii) one or more microprocessors operatively connected to first non-transitory computer-readable memory having stored thereon first processing instructions readable by at least one of the one or more microprocessors to control the plurality of LEDs. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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