Connected Smart Lighting

Bommel, Wout van

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-17195-7_14

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“…56 Therefore, estimating brightness using the CCT of a luminaire alone is not a good predictor of a lamp spectrum’s effect on brightness. 23,57,58 In a future study, in addition to CCT, a metric such as D uv could be used to quantify the differences between luminaires with equal CCTs. 58 As good practice, detailed information about the luminaires characteristics should be reported (e.g., SPD, CCT, D uv , CRI, α-opic values).…”

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The effect of correlated colour temperature and wall luminance on spatial brightness and scene preference in a windowless office setup

Perre¹,

Smet²,

Hanselaer³

et al. 2023

Lighting Research & Technology

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This study explores the impact of wall luminance and correlated colour temperature (CCT) on the observers’ brightness perception and scene preference in a controlled, windowless office environment. A two-interval-forced-choice experiment was conducted with the 20 lighting scenes derived from five CCTs (2500–10 000 K) and four luminances (12–120 cd/m²). The results from 20 observers showed that a higher wall luminance significantly increased brightness. At equal luminances, different CCT values had no significant effect on brightness, consistent with some reports that CCT is not a reliable predictor of brightness when other photometric factors are held constant. Scene preference increased as wall luminance increased to approximately 72 cd/m², but a further increase in wall luminance to 120 cd/m² had no significant impact on preference. As the CCT increased from 2500 K, the preference increased up to approximately 4000 K, followed by a substantial decline from 5715 to 10 000 K.

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The effect of correlated colour temperature and wall luminance on spatial brightness and scene preference in a windowless office setup

Perre¹,

Smet²,

Hanselaer³

et al. 2023

Lighting Research & Technology

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“…Schubert and Kim consider smart lighting systems as LED-based sources that offer controllability of their spectral, spatial, temporal, polarization properties and color temperature [3]. As defined in work [4], energy-efficient light sources such as LEDs, a wireless communication network IOP Publishing doi:10.1088/1755-1315/1154/1/012063 2 including software, and optional sensors aiming to provide optimal lighting solutions integrated with a control system make up smart lighting systems [5].…”

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Development of technology for creating software in the electric power industry of Turkmenistan

Atayev

Churiyev

Atayev

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This scientific paper presents the results of using software to measure electric energy consumption in terms of brightness and time. Using this software, one can remotely measure the brightness and, based on the results, calculate the electric energy consumed by the electric power in the lighting system. This software enables quickly and reliably to calculate the consumed electric energy from the lighting installations, as well as the correspondence of their brightness to the rated power. A distinctive feature of this software is that it is the first of its kind developed in Turkmenistan and its interface is in the Turkmen language.

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Design and Implementation of firmware for an embedded system that creates lighting and laser effects

Ilchev

2023

Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies

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Connected Smart Lighting

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

The effect of correlated colour temperature and wall luminance on spatial brightness and scene preference in a windowless office setup

The effect of correlated colour temperature and wall luminance on spatial brightness and scene preference in a windowless office setup

Development of technology for creating software in the electric power industry of Turkmenistan

Design and Implementation of firmware for an embedded system that creates lighting and laser effects

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