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12 September 2006 Polychromatic optical feedback control, stability, and dimming
Shane Robinson, Ian Ashdown
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Abstract
The use of RGB and RGBA LEDs in luminaires enables a variety of features, such as color temperature-controllable white light, that have not been available in traditional sources. The general illumination market requires that lamp chromaticity be accurately maintained, and therefore an advanced control scheme must be used. Feeding back tristimulus values alone is not enough to maintain precise color control, given the variability of LEDs during changes in ambient temperature, degradation over life, and manufacturing tolerances. In this paper, we discuss a solution based on photodiodes with color filters combined with feedforward temperature compensation and empirical LED data. We also discuss a method to maintain control feedback loop stability and accuracy over the full dimming range.
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Shane Robinson and Ian Ashdown "Polychromatic optical feedback control, stability, and dimming", Proc. SPIE 6337, Sixth International Conference on Solid State Lighting, 633714 (12 September 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.679678
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KEYWORDS
Light emitting diodes

Photodiodes

Lamps

Feedback control

Feedback loops

Temperature metrology

Manufacturing

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