Influència de l'espectre d'emissió de bombetes PC-LED en la funció de sensibilitat al contrast
Summary:
This paper investigates the impact of pc-LED bulb emission spectrum on visual performance, specifically contrast sensitivity function (CSF), and concludes that the pc-LED emission spectrum has no significant impact on visual performance when evaluated through CSF.
Categories
- Eye health: The paper investigates the impact of pc-LED bulb emission spectrum on visual performance, specifically contrast sensitivity function (CSF), and concludes that the pc-LED emission spectrum has no significant impact on visual performance when evaluated through CSF.
- Lighting Design Considerations: The paper discusses the design and validation processes of a new test for measuring the CSF in near vision conditions under different illumination conditions, specifically those provided by pc-LED bulbs with different correlated color temperatures (CCT).
Author(s)
R van Ginkel González
Publication Year:
2020
Number of Citations:
0
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