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A Modular LED Lighting Control System for Circadian Lighting

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posted on 2020-06-08, 02:03 authored by SHAN NENG LEE
Tunable LED luminaires can change their light spectrums, which can be used to influence the human circadian clock in a beneficial way. Research has been done on optimal lighting schedules for this purpose, but there are no commercially available controllers focused on circadian health. This thesis provides a framework for a smart, modular lighting control system to control any type of tunable luminaire using the latest The International Commission on Illumination (CIE) standard metrics, entailing a characterization process to map luminaire control schemes to standards and control algorithms, intended to bring these benefits from research to the real world.

History

Campus location

Malaysia

Principal supervisor

Vineetha Kalavally

Additional supervisor 1

Tan Chee Pin

Year of Award

2020

Department, School or Centre

School of Engineering (Monash University Malaysia)

Course

Master of Engineering Science (Research)

Degree Type

RESEARCH_MASTERS

Faculty

Faculty of Engineering

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    Keywords

    Smart LightingIntegrative LightingLighting ControlLight Spectrum ControlLEDsCircadianElectrical and Electronic Engineering not elsewhere classified

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    In Copyright

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