μ-LED, μ-LED device, display and method for the same

1. A light guide arrangement, comprising:

a μ-display; and

a projection optics;

wherein the μ-display comprises a matrix with pixels for emission of visible light and wherein each pixel comprises several μ-LEDs with spectrally different light emission;

wherein each pixel is assigned a separate collimation optics preceding the projection optics; and

wherein the collimation optics are configured in such a way that enlarged and overlapping intermediate images of the μ-LEDs of the respective pixel are generated in the beam path in front of the projection optics.

2. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the intermediate images of the μ-LEDs of the respective pixel generated by the collimation optics overlap each other over at least 70%, 80% or 90% of their intermediate image area.

3. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the intermediate images of the μ-LEDs are virtual intermediate images.

4. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the collimation optics is arranged between the μ-LEDs of each pixel and the projection optics.

5. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the μ-LEDs of each pixel occupy not more than 30%, or not more than 15% or not more than 10% of a pixel area.

6. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the μ-LEDs are configured as color converted μ-LEDs or as VCSELs or as edge-emitting laser diodes and optionally have illuminated optical waveguide end pieces.

7. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , wherein the collimation optics are designed such that a total area of the overlapping intermediate images of the μ-LEDs of a respective pixel corresponds to at least 70%, 80%, or 90% of a pixel area.

8. The light guide arrangement according to claim, 1 wherein the collimation optics comprise a holographic optical element (HOE) and/or a refractive optical element (ROE) and/or a diffractive optical element (DOE).

9. The light guide arrangement according to claim, 1 wherein radiation emitted by the projection optics is directed directly or indirectly onto a display.

10. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the μ-LEDs of at least one pixel are each formed by horizontally arranged microrods having an active zone.

11. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the μ-LEDs of at least one pixel are each formed by at least one antenna slit structure having an active area arranged in a rectangular opening with dimension in the range of half a wavelength.

12. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the μ-LEDs of at least one pixel are each formed by a pair of emitting elements with a converter material arranged therebetween.

13. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the μ-LEDs of at least one pixel each comprise quantum well intermixing in an edge region of an active layer of the μ-LED.

14. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the matrix comprises a light-shaping structure arranged at least partially in a semiconductor material of the μ-LEDs of the pixels.

15. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , further comprising a drive unit arranged in a substrate, including current drivers or current sources, wherein the μ-display is arranged on the substrate and the pixels are electrically connected to the current drivers or the current sources.

16. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which a plurality of pixels of the matrix each have a microlens arranged above the μ-LEDs.

17. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which a plurality of pixels of the matrix comprises a reflecting structure surrounding one or more pixels of the plurality of pixels, which surrounds the μ-LEDs of the pixel.

18. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which at least some of the pixels of the matrix comprise a redundant μ-LED.

19. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the matrix comprises a plurality of μ-LED base modules or a μ-display.

20. The light guide arrangement according to claim 1 , in which the pixels of the array comprise an optoelectronic device or a μ-LED array.

21. A projection unit including a light guide arrangement according to claim 1 configured to produce an image in an augmented reality display unit, a virtual reality display unit and/or on a head-up display.

22. A light guide arrangement comprising:

a pixel array, in particular for a display in polar coordinates, which:

has a plurality of light emitting devices, μ-LEDs, μ-LED arrays or μ-LED modules

which are arranged in at least one line starting from a starting point on an axis through the starting point, wherein

the plurality of pixel elements have a height and a variable width such that the width of the pixel elements substantially increases from the starting point;

or comprising

a μ-display and a projection optics, wherein the μ-display comprises a matrix with pixels for emission of visible light and wherein each pixel comprises several μ-LEDs with spectrally different light emission; and wherein each pixel is assigned a separate collimation optics preceding the projection optics,

wherein the collimation optics are configured in such a way that enlarged and overlapping intermediate images of the μ-LEDs of the respective pixel are generated in the beam path in front of the projection optics;

or comprising:

a light-emitting device comprising at least two light-emitting elements, including μ-LEDs, which emit light of two different colors;

an elongated first light guide to guide light of a first color and having an output part;

an elongated second light guide to guide light of a second color and having an output portion;

a first coupling element disposed adjacent to the first light guide and configured to reflect the light of the first color into the elongated first light guide; and

a second coupling element disposed adjacent to the second light guide and configured to reflect the light of the second color into the elongated second light guide.