专题篇_LED测试技术.pptVIP

Data Example OUTLINE Introduction of photometry facilities Measurement of LEDs Measurement of SSL products Color rendering of white LED light sources Incandescent Fluorescent 15 lm/W 90 lm/W Solid State (White LEDs) Potential 200 lm/W Solid State Lighting Driving Force – Energy Saving Lighting consumes 22 % of electricity 8 % of total energy (statistics of USA) Solid State Lighting, by 2025 50% reduction of energy consumed by lighting 10% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions Customer savings of $115 billion annually (U.S. Dep. Energy) SSL Products are coming out Niche applications General lighting applications U.S. Dept. of Energy’s initiative for SSL DOE’s Lab-to-Market strategy Commercialization support Product Testing Standards development Laboratory accreditation program Lighting for Tomorrow competition DOE Energy Star program for SSL products SSL products for general illumination (residential and commercial applications) Designed to ensure energy efficiency (also quality) relative to existing sources Requirements for luminaire efficacy, chromaticity, and CRI (Ra 75 for indoor applications) Requires measurements by accredited laboratories. is developing NVLAP (National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program) program for SSL products. 20 Outdoor step lights 70 Category B 25 Outdoor pathway lights 24 Outdoor porch lights 35 Recessed downlights 29 Portable desk/Task 24 Under cabinet kitchen Min. lm/W (2nd draft 4/9/2007) Measurement of SSL products Luminaires are measured for relative luminous intensity distribution and total luminous flux, normalized by measured lamp total luminous fux, e.g., per 1000 lm.. Absolute scale given by published lamp lumen values. Traditional luminaire photometry (Relative Photometry) This method does not work for SSL products. Lamp and fixture cannot be separated. Published LED luminous flux values are not reliable. SSL products: mostly in a form of lu