Research contract funded by UEFISCDI type PN-III-P2-2.1-CI-2018-1490, No. 256CI / 2018
Co-financing: SC ELECTROMAX SRL Petroșani
Project duration: between September 3, 2018 and December 14, 2018.
Report to December 15, 2019
Project team:
Results:
Published papers:
Canon EOS 4000D DSLR Calibrated Digital Camera, 18.0 MP for measuring Color Temperature (K) and Luminance (cd/m2), which measures the luminance field and color temperature of light sources. The camera is calibrated individually, according to the optics (lens) and the measurements are made based on the particular optoelectronic characteristic of the sensor, and not the range of sensors. Vigneting errors are determined and compensated.
The camera can be used to measure luminance in street lighting, according to EN 13201, when finalizing and accepting the works procedure for lighting systems.
For the maintenance of the lighting systems, according to Fig.1, it is possible to obtain the luminance distributions on the road line, according to Fig.2:
For luminaires, regardless of whether they are indoor or outdoor, you can obtain the distribution of luminances for very high values, with an example in Fig.3, based on which one can develop preventive maintenance strategies, non-existent in current practice.
The program interface is intuitive (Fig.4) and does not require programming knowledge (MATLAB). A space of 700 MB is required for installation and no licenses or other resident programs are required.
For specialized correlated color temperature (CCT) measurements, the RGB to XYZ conversion matrix can be calculated for various types of image sensors.
The main results: