LIU Hong-xing, REN Jian-wei, LI Bao-yong, LI Xian-sheng, WAN Zhi, ZHAO Wen-cai. Spectrum-tunable Distribution and Spectral Matching for Integrating Sphere Light Source Based on Bromine Tungsten Lamps and LEDs[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2011,32(10): 1074-1080
LIU Hong-xing, REN Jian-wei, LI Bao-yong, LI Xian-sheng, WAN Zhi, ZHAO Wen-cai. Spectrum-tunable Distribution and Spectral Matching for Integrating Sphere Light Source Based on Bromine Tungsten Lamps and LEDs[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 2011,32(10): 1074-1080DOI:
Spectrum-tunable Distribution and Spectral Matching for Integrating Sphere Light Source Based on Bromine Tungsten Lamps and LEDs
The mixed-lamps of bromine tungsten lamps and LEDs were proposed to serve as integrating sphere inner source and LEDs were driven by constant current. Simulated Annealing (SA) algorithm was introduced to study the spectral matching technique of spectrum-tunable integrating sphere light source (STIS). The simulation experiment indicated that mixed-lamps could not only mimic CIE-D65 and equi-energy spectra successfully
but also improve the performance of STIS. The numbers of LEDs reducing 79.8% and 82.9%
respectively
and the average relative error reducing 10% and 40.5%
comparied with LEDs simulation results. A feasible mixed-lamps scheme for
Ф
0.5 m integrating sphere
whose maximal radiance between 380 nm and 900 nm is no less than 50 W/(m
2
sr). The validating experiment indicated that the SA algorithm and constant current drive mode would be feasible in STIS' engineering practice.
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