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Apr. 16, 2025
With the rapid adoption of ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) in high-end vehicles, the demand for Adaptive Driving Beam (ADB) headlights has surged. This trend has introduced three major challenges for optical components:
1. Precise adaptation to dynamic beam-shaping algorithms
2. Miniaturized design while maintaining high heat resistance
3. Complex optical structures that are difficult to manufacture
In early 2020, at the beginning of the new energy vehicle boom, a global Top 5 automotive lighting manufacturer approached YEJIA, seeking to replace traditional PC and PMMA optical lenses with a lightweight, high-performance light guide silicone matrix compatible with ADB systems. At that time, fewer than 3 domestic suppliers in China could meet the strict automotive-grade silicone optics production standards.
To meet the client's demand for a compact low-beam module—30% smaller than conventional designs—YEJIA's R&D team introduced three key innovations:
Using proprietary LSR (Liquid Silicone Rubber) mold technology, YEJIA achieved stable, defect-free production of 3 light guides (each 0.7mm × 19mm) within a 15mm-tall collimator. Tolerances were tightly controlled to within ±0.02mm, eliminating issues like bubbles and deformation.
With a refractive index of 1.41, the silicone matrix achieved a high light transmittance of 92%. Its optical design enhanced the beam cut-off line clarity by 40%, perfectly aligning with matrix-type LED modules.
The final product passed rigorous 5000-hour double-85 testing (85°C/85% RH) and exceeded ECE R112 performance standards for headlamp applications.
To meet the micrometer-level inspection demands of the light guide matrix, YEJIA implemented a smart quality assurance process:
1. High-precision visual inspection: 50× magnification system auto-detects defects as small as 0.01mm
2. Real-time spectral analysis: Continuously monitors light transmittance
3. Tiered process control: From raw material curing to molding parameters, all stages are digitally traceable
This enabled the client to reduce overall headlamp module weight by 23% and guarantee customer's production schedule.
Compared to traditional optical materials like PC and PMMA, YEJIA's custom silicone optics offer:
1. Superior flexibility in complex geometries
2. High temperature and UV resistance
3. Longer service life under harsh conditions
4. Lighter weight without sacrificing optical clarity
With over 16 years of expertise in silicone optics, 64 invention patents, and IATF16949 certification, YEJIA stands as a trusted supplier of advanced molded silicone lenses, light guides, and silicon matrix for top-tier automotive lighting manufacturers. Contact us now for custom solutions in silicone optical components and ADB-compatible light guide matrixes.
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