https://doi.org/10.15407/iopt.2022.57.145

Optoelectron. Semicond. Tech. 57, 145-151 (2022)

I. V. Pekur, D. V. Pekur


SPECTRAL PARAMETERS OF QUASI-MONOCHROMATIC LEDS FOR LIGHTING SYSTEMS WITH TUNABLE SPECTRAL COMPOSITION


In this paper, the influence on the parameters of the synthesized light of the full width at the half-height level of the spectra of additional quasi-monochromatic LEDs for LED clusters with adjustable correlated color temperature built on the basis of a combination of white broadband high-power LEDs and quasi-monochromatic LEDs with peak wavelengths of 474 and 600 nm is considered. It was shown that the construction of LED clusters with adjustable CCT with an increase in the full width at half the height of the spectrum of quasi-monochromatic LEDs increases the CIE Ra of the resulting radiation. At the same time, the spectrum of quasi-monochromatic LEDs with a smaller full width at half the height of the spectrum has a greater influence on the change in the CCT of the resulting light, and therefore the contribution of the luminous flux of such LEDs to the resulting radiation will be less. Given that the parameters of the light sources used to create the light environment in which a person is, depends on the secretion of the hormones melatonin and cortisol, which significantly affect the well-being and psychophysiological state of a person, it is becoming increasingly common to build lighting systems with adjustable correlated color temperature. At the same time, achieving high luminous efficiency of modern LED lighting systems often negatively affects the quality parameters of the light environment they create. Non-compliance of the spectral composition of light with human needs at a certain time of day can adversely affect the natural cycles of human biorhythms. The results of the work contribute to the development of further research in the direction of finding new ways to build modern powerful energy-efficient LED lighting systems.

Keywords: quasi-monochromatic LED, peak wavelength, correlated color temperature, color rendering index, daylight.